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TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC., 425 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD 57006. PH. 1-605-692-9056. OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS SPECIAL-IZE in tile, wood and concrete refinishing, fire and water restoration, carpet cleaning, ductwork cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. Free cost estimates on every job. “Total Maintenance, We don’t cut corners, we clean them.” TF522 RYKHUS NELSON SIDING, WINDOWS, & SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Ask us about “Leaf Relief” Gutter Covers. Steel or Vinyl Siding. Seamless Gutter. Window Replacement. Call 605-692-6800 for FREE estimates. Brookings SD. Are your shingles in need of replacement? Lowest prices in the area. Haus Builders, Call 605-6510220. S L U M B E R L A N D FURNITURE, 409 12TH STREET SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD. 605692-7376. ADAM’S BUCKET SERVICE. TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL, Stump Grinding, Storm damage. I am insured. Call Adam at 605-864-9759 after 4 pm or leave message. tf125 LIBERTY SEPTIC, INC. LICENSED SEPTIC SERVICE. Commercial & Residential. Also Portable Toilets for rent. Call Ritchie and Becky Petersen at 605592-6369 or 507-247-5163. Proudly serving your area!

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FAX 605-997-2352 • VOLUME 64 NUMBER 35 • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 2019 JIM’S REPAIR - Fix it Right the First Time!! Automotive, ATV, UTV, Trailer Repair, Fabrication, Small Engine Repair. Reasonalble Rates. Some Onsite Service. Jim’s Repair, 24348-478th Avenue Dell Rapids, SD 605-759-8141. tf911

FOR SALE: 1999 FORD RANGER XLT, Red, 2 or 4 wheel drive, O.D, Auto Tranie, 4.0 L Engine, 132,100 miles. A.C., Extended Cab, with jump seats and sliding backwindow, 60/40 split seats w/console, bug deflector, bed liner, good tires. Call 605-573-6845. 2t94 FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS STRAIN OF BULLS. Since 1920! “99 Years in the Making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507626-0239. tf73 DAVE’S APPLIANCE REPAIR. Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf B & B STEELWORKS NOW BUYING CARS, TRUCKS, & FARM EQUIPMENT. Top dollar paid. Will pick up! 23165, 476th Avenue, Flandreau SD. Ph. 605-310-0329 (Bernie) or 605-951-5707 (Kelly). TF APARTMENTS FOR RENT: BOULDER HEIGHTS APT., FLANDREAU SD. Rent based on income. Rental assistance available. Equal Opportunity Housing. 1-888368-3330. TF2220

WAFFLES, WAFFLES, WAFFLES! The Moody County Historical Society will be serving a Belgian Waffle Feed on Sunday, September 15th 2019 at the Janklow Community Center from 9am to 1pm. Tickets are $7.00 in advance and $8.00 at the door. Children under 5 eat free. The Moody County Historical Society will be selling the books “Flandreau Images of the Past” Volumes I, II and III at the Waffle Feed. Tickets will be sold at Personal Touch in Flandreau, at the Moody County Museum, or at the door. 4t911 FARM MACHINERY REPAIR, Maintenance and Service. Sandblasting and painting work wanted also. Experienced and reasonalble rates. Stoltzfus Farms LLC. Ph 507-820-1015. tf515

AS CAMPING SEASON WINDS DOWN LET US DO YOUR WINTERIZATIONS AND INSPECT FOR POTENTIAL PROBLEMS. Can also work with your insurance jobs. More Storage coming soon. Give Brian or Mitch a call at 605-864-6258. We’d be happy to assist you in any way. B&B RV STORAGE & SERVICE, LLC. 605-8646258. 609 Sutton Street, Flandreau SD 57028.

HOUSE FOR RENT: Two bedroom, one bathroom, appliances furnished. Located on Hwy. 77, close to Hwy 34 and I-29., between Brookings and Sioux Falls. Call 530-0958 for more information. 2t918

1978 14’ x 70’ mobile home for sale. In Rural Volga, 18 Miles from Flandreau. Very good condition. Wood siding, good windows, shingled roof. 16’ x 20’ deck included. 2 bed 1 bath. $10,000 make offer. 605-690-3535. 2t918

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605530-3211 or Clarke at 605530-0085.

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627 Buying or selling your property? Just curious? Please give me a call and let me show you how the MLS and my hard work can help you buy your next home—or sell your current home. Interested in property in Florida? I can help you with that too! Debbie Pulscher, Real Estate Retrievers 605-864-8484. JAG CONSTRUCTION. Interior and exterior remodeling. Roofing (asphalt and metal). Vinyl siding and decks. Call Jeremy Gourneau at 605-864-1682. CALL WES’S WELDING Farm Repair, Custom Fabricating, Roll Bending, & Aluminum Welding. For all your welding needs Call 605-864-1891. tf1121 Help Wanted: Custodian – 2 positions. High School & Elementary (evening shifts). Flandreau Public Schools. Send Resume, cover letter and reference letters to: Supt. Rick Weber, 600 W. Community Drive, Flandreau, SD 57028, 605997-3263, Open until filled EOE 2t918

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST NEEDED AT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB IN FLANDREAU. Applicants can apply online through our website: www.greatfuturessd.org WANTED IN HOME NANNY. 2 to 3 Days a week. Schedule is flexible. 3 Kids. Contact Jared at 605-860-4001. 3t918

STOLTZFUS FARMS LLC. Medium and heavy duty truck repair. Maintenance and service. DOT inspection and certification. Ph. 507-820-1015. tf515

RENTAL DEPOT, 134 MAIN AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD, 605697-8044. To see all our rentals, visit: www. RentalDepotBrookings.com

SCHMIDTY’S WELDING General Welding Repair. 15 years Welding Experience. Quality Workmanmship. Robert Schmidt. 605-864-1276. Colman, SD. tf724 Necesitas comida? El Breadbasket esta aqui para ayudar. Traiga su identificacion con foto para registrarse. Jueves de 1:30pm a 5pm. Ubicado en 202 East Second Avenue, Flandreau. Al lado de El Riconsito Restaurante. Solo puede recibir alimentos 1 vez al mes.

HELP WANTED! Riverview Healthcare Center is currently accepting applications for the following positions: Cook. Evening Dietary Aide. Please contact Stacey Hunter for more information and how to apply. 605.997.2481. 611 East 2nd Avenue, Flandreau SD 57028. EEO tf87 WANTED IN HOME NANNY. 2 to 3 Days a week. Schedule is flexible. 3 Kids. Contact Jared at 605-860-4001. 3t918 DAKOTA RECYCLING NOW BUYING SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY, IRON, & STEEL. Also buying Aluminum, Brass, & Copper (No-Cans). FREE APPLIANCE DROP OFF!! Located in Volga SD on Industrial Drive. Call 605627-9147. TF46

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HELP? Looking for an evening out? Need a Pet Sitter? Need a Dog Walker? Need a Math Tutor? What do you need? I can help!! Call Itzel at 605-350-6277. FOR SALE: 2006 FORD 500. 248,000 miles. $800. Good School Car. Call 605864-8194.

GLACIAL LAKES TREE SERVICE, LLC. I.S.A. Certified Arborists on Staff. Fully licensed and insured. Tree removal - small and large. Pruning - trees and shrubs. Emerald Ash Borers treatment, Dutch Elm Disease injections. Climbing services. Cable and bracing services. Free Estimates. Chad (605) 695-8550. Tanner (605) 641-5812. www.glaciallakestreeservice.com TF620

50th Wedding Anniversary Open House

You are invited to an Open House Celebration for the 50th Anniversary of Lloyd and Linda Donley, Saturday, September 14th, 2019 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm at the Farm of Londa and Robb Hexum. 21732 - 468th Ave in Volga, SD

Open House Bridal Shower

Please join us for an Open House Bridal Shower honoring Kristie Wiechers, Bride to be of Nathanial Brennan, on Saturday, September 14th from 10 am to 12pm at Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Flandreau S.D. The couple is registered at Target and Bed, Bath, & Beyond.

Open House Bridal Shower

Please join us to honor April Miller, Bride to Be of Paul Husaboe, Sunday, September 22, 1:30 pm at the Trent Baptist Church Heritage Hall. The couple is registered at Wal-Mart.

60th Wedding Anniversary Open House

For Richard & Charlotte Bothwell on Saturday, September 21st from 2 to 7 pm at Dan & Jana Miles Barn at 23526 471st Street. No Gifts Please!

Open House Baby Shower

Please join us for an Open House Baby Shower honoring Kelly (Adam) and baby Scofield, on Saturday, October 5th at 1 pm at the United Methodist Church in Flandreau, SD. Registry at Target and Amazon.

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Farm Tools & Equipment Auction In order to settle the estate, we will offer this excellent line of fine tools and equipment items, located from Brookings SD, I-29 Exit #132, 5 ½ miles East on Hwy 14 & 2 ½ miles South on 478th Ave. Watch for signs on:

Friday, September 20, 2019 10:00 AM JD Model A & 620 Tractors – Grain Dryer – Box Scraper – Older Equipment – Power Washer – Air Compressor – Welder & Items – LP Tanks – Water Tanks – Many Hand, Shop & Power Tools – Parts – Antiques – Augers - Bin AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: Lots of quality items. Large assortment of quality tools and shop items. This sale represents the estate for Charles Short, visit burlagepeterson.com for full list of watch for future ads. Lunch to be served! TERMS: Cash, sales tax will be charged on all non-titled items. Loading available day of sale. Visit website for full terms.

Charles Short Estate – Owner (Chad Short P.R.)

AUCTIONEERS & REALTORS Tyler and Lenny Burlage, Jim & Scott Peterson Burlage Peterson Auctioneers & Realtors, LLC 317 4th Street, Brookings, SD, 605-692-7102 www.burlagepeterson.com

Dust Control for Gravel Services

Mon.-Wed 9am-5pm Thur.-Friday 9am-5:30pm Sat. 9am-2pm Sun. Closed

605-428-5483 Ext. 201

Ready Mixed Concrete Sand – Rock - Gravel 605-428-5424 www.dellsmaterials.com

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BAKE SALE

Monday, September 16 9 am until gone 503 West Broad, Ave., Flandreau SD East Side Door We are trying to purchase a building to allow our outdoor toys for the kids to be put away. Parents will be donating their talents with baking. Please help us support this cause. Thank you again from all of us at Little Miracles Daycare FSST Community Daycare

RUMMAGE SALE IN GARAGE

Thursday, September 12 from 3 pm to 7 pm Friday, September 13 from 9 am to 6 pm Saturday, September 14 from 9 am to 2 pm Behind Tate Win Apartments 606 South Center Street - Broad Avenue Flandreau SD Garage A-152 Cleaning out closets and house. Lots of nice inexpensive things.

STUMP GRINDING NOW AVAILABLE! ADAM’S BUCKET SERVICE. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL. Storm damage. I am insured. Call Adam at 605-864-9759 after 4 pm or leave message. tf125 FOR SALE: 2 Ford Aspires - 1996 & 1997. 32 mpg. $2000 each. Call Reg 605-997-3441. FOR SALE: 8N Ford Tractor with Dearborn Loader. 12 volt system. Just tuned up and reconditioned. Chains-new battery-3 point w/barrel weight. $6000. Call Reg - 605-9973441. FOR SALE: 1969 4 x 4 Chevy Pickup on 1975 Frame - Hwy 77 Service Black cyclone engine. $6500. Call Reg - 605-9973441.

rims with new tires. $12,500.. Clear and Clean Title. To see call 605-997-2872 and leave a message. tf717 ATTENTION HUNTERS. New Stoeger P 3000 Shotgun - 3 “ 12 Gauge - 24” Barrel, Mossy Oak Camo. $300. Call 605997-3441 and leave a message. Call us for your auto detailing. Interior & Exterior. Rachel Toews, 205 2nd Street, Ward S.D. 57026. Call 507215 2313. tf51 rachtoto12@gmail.com

MOODY COUNTY PLAT BOOKS FOR SALE. 2018 Books - $20. 2019 Books - $30. At the Booster. Call 605-997-2872. tf LOOKING FOR FIREWOOD in Egan Area. Call 605-530-0827. Buying or selling your property? Just curious? Please give me a call and let me show you how the MLS and my hard work can help you buy your next home—or sell your current home. Interested in property in Florida? I can help you with that too! Debbie Pulscher, Real Estate Retrievers 605-864-8484.

605-534-6096

320 acres comprised of wetlands and uplands with diverse native vegetation. There is an 8 acre building site overlooking the scenic slough that is included for rent or purchase, but is not included in the wetland easement. There are also treed areas that are not included in the wetland easement. This 320 acre property has been in my family for approximately 100 years. It is excellent for hunting pheasant, waterfowl, deer, and other wildlife. It is located in Moody County 107–50 S.W. 1/4 of section 15 and 107-50 N.W. 1/4 of section 22, both of Jefferson Township in Moody County. I am the owner. Please call or text me at 301-655-2334. or, I can be emailed at blythebieging@aol.com

ATTENTION!!!

Are you in need of food? Breadbasket is here to help. Bring photo ID to register. Thursdays 2008 CADILLAC ESCALADE LUXURY 1:30pm to 5pm. Located at 202 ESV. Blue. 166k. 22” Second Avenue, Flandreau.

TOEWS AUTO DETAILING

2nd Avenue Mainstreet Flandreau S.D.

FOR RENT OR PURCHASE FOR HUNTING PURPOSES

HOMESTEAD CONTRACTING SERVICES. Quality Craftmanship. Superior Service. Seamless Gutter. Siding. Replacement Windows. Additions. Roofing. Etc. Dave Marsceau, 22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017. Ph. 605-254-0910.

The your from East

Necesitas comida? El Breadbasket esta aqui para ayudar. Traiga su identificacion con foto para registrarse. Jueves de 1:30pm a 5pm. Ubicado en 202 East Second Avenue, Flandreau. Al lado de El Riconsito Restaurante. Solo puede recibir alimentos 1 vez al mes. In the Month of September The Breadbasket is collecting bathroom supplies—feminine needs included. To be distributed in October. 605-864-1141.

Greenhoff Family Garage Sale

At 710 West Anton Ave. Flandreau, (follow signs), one block North of Casino. Thursday, Sept. 12, (starts at 4:00 PM till dark), Friday, Sept. 13, 8:00AM-7:30PM, & Saturday, Sept. 14, 8:00AM to 2:00 PM. Maytag washing machine, washer/dryer pedestals, all kinds of like new camping supplies (as we sold our camper), 52 inch Phillips HDTV, bedding, quilts, etc., Like new Power Stepper exerciser (like you see at Fair) phones, many baby items, walker, bouncer, high chairs, car risers, dog bed, candle holders, all kinds of clothes, many new, (Kid’s, men‘s & Ladies), purses, shoes, pots, pans etc. Come and be surprised, as we have lots of stuff from our Son’s move. Will be listing and putting pictures on Facebook.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION

High Profile Improved Commercial Property with Frontage Along County Highway #115 – Situated between Sioux Falls, Dell Rapids, Baltic, SD and Near the Midway Corner – Property is Inclusive of an Existing Substantially Remodeled +/-3,600 Sq. Ft. Building Bldg. Adaptable to a Variety of Business & Office Uses - Situated on a +/-1.22 Acre Lot This auction awards an excellent opportunity to purchase a very well located commercial property situated at 25472 475th Ave., Baltic, SD; from Sioux Falls, SD (N. Cliff Ave & I-90) – 6 miles north; from the Baltic Corner on Hwy. #115 – 4 ½ miles south; from the Midway Station on Hwy. #115 – ½ mile south; or from the 4 Way Stop in Dell Rapids, SD – 9 miles south on Hwy. #115.

SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 SALE TIME: 6:30 PM

VIEWINGS: Real Estate will be Available for Inspection at the Open Houses on Thurs. Sept 12th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM, Sunday Sept. 15th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM and Thurs. Sept. 19th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM or by Appointment Arranged with either the Auctioneers, Cooperating Listing Broker or the Owners. This auction presents an excellent opportunity to purchase an extremely well located high visibility commercial property with excellent visibility and frontage along Hwy. #115 which is a main thoroughfare between Sioux Falls, Dell Rapids & Baltic, SD. The structure on property is approx. 40’x90’ yielding a total square footage of approx. 3,600 sq, ft. with +/-10’ sidewalls and has been vacant for a number of years, although it has recently been substantially renovated and inside and out. A partial list of updates completed in 2017/18 include the roof, new interior concrete floor, electrical panel & meter socket, light fixtures, switches & outlets, furnace, AC, plumbing lines, bath fixtures in 2 baths, water heater, interior ceiling tin, R-44 attic insulation, new walk doors and hardware, many new windows, exterior paint, a new front sidewalk and more!! This structure features a spacious open area adaptable for a variety of utilizations, an office area, 2 baths, a utility room and has a 10’ wide x 9’ tall insulated overhead garage door for easy access and unloading of freight or other items. This building has a like new appearance inside and out. Many locals will remember this property as the former Sluiter’s Auction facility, but with all of the improvements and renovations, you wouldn’t know it’s the same place. The lot is a bit irregular shaped containing approx. 1.22 acres. Utilities servicing the property include Sioux Valley Energy Rural Electric, Garretson SD City natural gas, Minnehaha Community Rural Water, Alliance Communications telephone and internet and a private septic system, This property is suitable for a variety of potential commercial utilizations in conformance with Minnehaha County Zoning, although interested parties should contact Minnehaha County Planning and Zoning @ 605367-4204, with questions pertaining to specific conforming uses. The location of this facility is superb and this property must be seen to be fully appreciated! If you are in the market for a high visibility commercial property which has a great deal of potential for a variety of suitable utilizations, then make plans to inspect this property and be in attendance at this auction. LEGAL DESC.: Eggen’s Tract 1B, exc. the north 8’, in the N½ SW¼ of Sec. 27, T. 103N., R. 49W, (Sverdrup Twp.), Minnehaha County, SD containing approx. 1.22 acres more or less. TERMS: Cash - 10% down the day of the sale and the balance at closing on or before October 25, 2019 with possession. A Warranty Deed will be conveyed and an Owner’s Title Insurance Policy provided with the cost of the owner’s policy & closing agent’s fee divided 50-50 between the buyer and seller. All of the RE taxes payable in 2018 have been paid and the 2019 RE Taxes payable in 2020 estimated at approx. $1,700.00 will also be paid by the sellers. This property is sold in “AS IS” Condition, with no contingencies whatsoever, and subject to any existing easements, restrictions or reservations or highways of record, if any. The merchantability or suitability of this property for any particular purpose is not guaranteed. The RE Licensees/Auctioneers in this transaction stipulate that they are acting as agents for the sellers. The Co-Listing Agent C&R Real Estate & Mgm’t. – Cortney DeHerrera is related to and the daughter of one of the owners and Dean Gulbranson, a part owner is a RE licensee. Information contained herein is deemed to be correct but is not guaranteed. Sold subject to existing zoning, easements, restrictions, reservations and highways of record, if any. Sold subject to confirmation of the owners. If you are in the market for a site for establishment or expansion of your business situated in an excellent location with high visibility and inclusive of an attractive and substantially renovated building situated in a progressive rural area near several area small town communities in the Sioux Falls Metro area, then make plans to attend this auction. Broker Participation Welcome – A 1% commission is available, for pre-registration and terms for qualification for Broker Participation – contact the office of Chuck Sutton Auctioneer & Land Broker, LLC – ph. 605-336-6315 or email suttonauction@qwestoffice.net. For an appointment to inspect the property or for additional information contact the Co-Listing Agent – C&R Real Estate & Mgm’t. – ph. 605553-7883 or the auctioneers. To view photos or additional information see www.suttonauction.com

MARK CRISP & DEAN GULBRANSON, Owners Cortney DeHerrera – C&R RE & Mgm’t. Co-Listing Agent – ph- 605-553-7883 or Mark Crisp –Co-Owner – ph. 605-359-2732 CHUCK SUTTON - Auctioneer & Land Broker - Sioux Falls, SD - ph. 605-336-6315; DEAN GULBRANSON – RE Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605-695-0133; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527.

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CITY OF FLANDREAU

1005 W. Elm Avenue Flandreau, SD 57028-1404

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS August 19th, 2019

The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Monday, August 19th, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Aldermen: Brad Bjerke, Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman. Absent: Mayor Mark Bonrud. Also present were City Administrator Jeff Pederson; Finance Officer Karen Gundvaldson; and Brenda Wade-Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Tufty to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Unger and seconded by Whitman to approve the minutes of August 5th, 2019 with the following correction: Alderman Pesall was absent at the meeting. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Abstain: Pesall. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Tufty to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll 8/14/2019: (20404-20428) general, 24,790.36; 3rd penny, 221.40; water, 3,635.24; electric, 7,143.45; sewer, 3,175.19; airport, 133.64; solid waste, 444.75; (20429) A-1 Portable Toilets, rentals, 288.00; Big Sioux Comm Water System, usage/purchase, 16,775.79; Booster Publishing, publishing/advertising; 671.32; Border States Electric Supply, lights/meters, 572.98; Bryan Rock Products, supplies, 6,565.90; Cardmember Services, supplies/conference, 856.43; Chesterman Co., supplies, 76.40; Cintas, rentals, 263.47; Copper Cottage, repairs, 320.00; Dakota Directional, electric distribution imp, 139,839.30; Dakota Pump & Control Co., repairs, 4,826.28; Ekern Home Equipment, repairs/supplies, 7,660.68; Elite Business System, supplies/contract, 316.60; Fed Ex, transportation charge, 13.17; FHS Alumni Band, parade winner, 50.00; Flandreau Development Corp., Flandreau Bucks, 375.00; Flandreau Public School, cross country/track team-sold concessions, 300.00; Flandreau Public School, printer paper, 745.00; Flandreau Veterinary Clinic, K-9 expenses, 68.20; Great American Financial Svcs, contract, 208.35; Happy Youngsters 4-H Club, sold concessions, 300.00; Hawkins, supplies, 1,907.53; Maynards of Flandreau, supplies, 2,314.35; MidAmerican Energy, gas bill, 115.03; Moody County Auditor, 2nd & 3rd quarter dispatching, 29,000.00; Moody County Enterprise, supplies/publishing/advertising, 1,422.95; Office Peeps, binders/pen refills, 66.46; Postmaster, postage, 265.00; Powers Oil Co., gas/diesel, 928.98; Prussman Contracting, repairs, 3,115.23; River’s Edge Cooperative, gas/oil, 1,480.60; SD Supplemental Retirement Plan, retirement, 292.21; Sioux Valley Energy, electric, 138.00; Sparkle Car Wash, supplies, 73.50; Sturdevant’s Auto Supply, supplies, 72.33; T & R Service Co., supplies, 4,461.00; Ted Kulm, sesquicentennial video production, 250.00; Tyler Lumber Co., supplies, 2,684.00; United Systems Tech, contract, 5.36; Waxdahl NAPA Plus, supplies, 4.78; (20468). July EFTs: CoBank, interest, 19,395.43; Dakotacare, health insurance, 19,765.57; EFTPS, taxes, 35,407.85; Missouri River Energy Services, energy cost, 148,434.64; SD State Treas-Sales Tax, taxes, 9,074.87; US Department of Agriculture, water bond payment, 3,381.00. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Tara Mills, Bekah Bambas, and Lindsie Bell, were present to represent the Boys & Girls Club of Moody County. Ms. Mills shared the Club’s mission and vision as well as thanking the City for their past support. She indicated that the Club is short on grant funding for the remainder of this year and their 2020 budget, and is hopeful that the City would consider increasing their support of the Club through the annual subsidy. While community members have increased their support, the Club may have to cut programs should funding not be available. Ms. Bambas, Unit Director for the local club, shared information regarding the growing membership, programs offered, mentoring, and the safety and positive influences the Club provides to local children. Scott Ramsdell and Linnea Janssen both spoke on behalf of the Club, indicating the need to support the facility and provide a safe place for children after school and during the summer when parents are working. Also mentioned was an upcoming pancake feed at the Club on October 27th where tours of the facility will be available. There were no Public Comments. The City Administrator informed Council of a special meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 28th at 5:00 to present the proposed 2020 budget; information will be provided to Council at the end of this week for their review prior to the meeting. A committee meeting regarding the Golf Course will take place this Wednesday. The Community Appearance Codes Task Force will be meeting again next week. The second meeting regarding electric service territories will be held on August 28th in Pierre. Repairs continue on the Zandt building. Mr. Zandt has been billed for hotel stays for displaced tenants and fence rental. The nuisance declaration remains on the property as well as the nuisance declared for sidewalk replacement. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Pesall to approve the Administrative Report. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Old Business: The proposal to add a dedicated bicycle lane and road share on 1st Avenue had been tabled at the last Council meeting to enable the Healthy Hometown Committee to research and review concerns brought forth at the meeting, specifically, whether to have a dedicated bicycle lane on the south side versus the north side or road share on both sides of 1st Avenue. After meeting, the committee still feels the north side for a dedicated bicycle lane and road share on the south side (eastbound) lane is the best solution for all, and more importantly, the safety of children that bike to school. Also noted was the desire of the committee to work toward a compromise that satisfies all and stated there are other long term implications that would be beneficial should follow up phases for biking within the City be implemented. Concerned citizens in attendance were given an opportunity to speak, with comments in opposition of a dedicated bicycle lane being predominant due to the removal of parking along the street. Pros and cons were discussed: suggestions were made regarding the installation of flashing lights at crosswalks to improve safety for children walking or biking to school, the possibility of lowering the speed limit on 1st Avenue (could only take place by ordinance), and eliminating both the dedicated bicycle lane and shared road and putting effort toward a community garden instead. Council members also spoke regarding their opinion on the matter. Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Whitman to create shared lanes on both sides of 1st Avenue with “sharrows” signs placed as needed for the distance that was proposed. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: Unger. Absent: None. Motion carried. New Business: Motion by Whitman and seconded by Unger to approve Pay Request One (1) from Dakota Directional, LLC in the amount of $139,839.30 for the Phase 4 Electric Improvements Project. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Unger to adopt Resolution No. 2019-04, Unclaimed Property. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. City Administrator Pederson shared with Council information regarding the need to spend or reallocate capital funds that had been earmarked for use in Resolutions passed in both 2015 and 2016 that have a combined total of approximately $520,000. Ideas for use of the capital funds had been discussed earlier at the May 6th Council meeting. Those ideas were once again discussed as well as additional ideas brought forth as a result of the 2020 budget process. Several prospective projects were discussed briefly. A workshop will be held this fall to prioritize use of the funds. Mayor Bonrud arrived at 8:05 p.m., shortly after the capital funds discussion started and took over chairing the meeting once the agenda item was complete. There were no Council Comments. Motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to go into executive session regarding pricing for real property at 8:20 p.m. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to come out of executive session at 8:35 p.m. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:36 p.m. Mark Bonrud Mayor ATTEST: Jeff Pederson City Administrator

DAKOTA RECYCLING $ BUYING SCRAP $ FREE APPLIANCE DROP OFFS Buying Scrap Cars, Trucks, Farm Machinery, Iron & Steel

ALSO

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CALL US FOR ALL YOUR CARPENTRY & CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION NEEDS !

New Re-model Drywall

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of Flandreau South Dakota Demonstration Education Project February 2019 The Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe is seeking Motivational/Educational Speakers or Cultural/ Language Presenters for its Demonstration Education Project. Speakers will address K-12 school aged children in a school assembly format. Description of Work: Consultants will present to students who attend the Flandreau Public School system in Flandreau, South Dakota. •

The Consultant will provide a cultural/historical/ motivational/educational presentation on a contracted basis usually for one day. • The Consultant should present a message that promotes positive social skills, self-discipline, and a positive self-image. • The Consultant should have demonstrated experience with motivating children of all ages. • The Consultants message should be culturally and/historically relevant to the Flandreau Santee Sioux Nation Qualifications • • •

Experience- Prior demonstrated experience in public speaking Priority will be given to local and regional applicants Personal characteristics- Respectful in the Dakota Way; Personable and can motivate children to perform.

Consultants will be asked to sign a contract and will be compensated based on experience. Please submit a resume and detailed letter describing past engagements and performances. Send to:

Elizabeth Sheely, Acting Coordinator Elizabeth.sheely@fsst.org 605-997-2859

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Booster “We’ve Got You Covered ~ Since 1955”• Wednesday, September 11, 2019 FATHER OF EIGHT seeks

DEPENDABLE and KNOWLEDGEABLE agent seeks customers looking for real PROTECTION and long term RELATIONSHIP. SINGLE, ARTSY LADY SEEKS SINGLE ARTSY GUY. If you love painting, decorating, baking and

Paul L Kruse, Agent 1024 6th St. Brookings, SD 57006 Bus: 605-692-5200 paul@paulkruseinsurance.com

energetic lady. Must love kids, be fit and ready to jump in and join the fun. Military training would be helpful.

ADVENTUROUS CAT LOVER seeks adventurous cat owner. Please be employed and willing to relocate. Especially fond of black and white tuxedo cats. All responses will be answered. Looking for that Purrr-fect match. GRANOLA EATING, CAMP LOVING, WORLD TRAVELER seeks woman of my dreams. Must be fit and love spending days and nights outdoors in the middle of

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214 East Second Avenue, Main Street Flandreau S.D.

605-573-0900

HOURS Wednesday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 10 am to 7 pm

McCorkle Welding LLC 605-321-1808

Clothes, Shoes, Baby, Toys, Household, Electronics Like us on Facebook - Red Rock Trading Company

John.d.mccorkle@gmail.com Portable Welding / Mechanical Repair Hydraulic / Electrical Repair AG and Heavy Equipment, Trucks and Trailers Custom Fabrication / Maintenance

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Open at 5 pm • Eat in or order out 306 N. Veterans St. • Flandreau, SD 57028

Steakhouse & Saloon Fine Dining 7 days a week! • Banquet Room Available!

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-FLANDREAU-

A NICE PLACE TO LIVE! A GREAT PLACE TO SHOP! ‘

The Personal Touch

Kuhle-Sutton Agency

Maynards

Loiseau Construction

Food Center

Dan Sutton Insurance

Flandreau Building Center

Booster Shopper and Advertising Agency

Big Sioux Baptist Church Noon Bible Study Every Wednesday from 12:05 to 12:55 pm Series: “When You Just Can’t Get Over It” Dave’s Appliance Repair LLC Call for all of your appliance repair needs! Dave Feske 605-997-3574

300 South Industrial Rd. Flandreau, SD 57028

Leslie A. Hurley, Agent LeRoy Tunender, Agent Flandreau, SD • Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9am-4:30pm

Friday 9am-3pm • 997-3729

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MOODY COUNTY SD AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Our Savior’s Lutheran, ELCA Pastor Alan Blankenfeld oslcf@iw.net Ph. 605-997-2186 Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible)

Sunday: 9 am Worship Service 10:15 am Coffee, www.oslcflandreau.org

Redeemer Lutheran, LCMS Rev. Timothy Rynearson Rev. Samuel Thole Ph. 605-997-3848 Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 8:30 am Worship Preschool: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

Ss. Simon & Jude Flandreau SD 605-997-2610

Weekly Mass Schedule Sundays at 10:30 am

Read our parish bulletins on-line: www.parishesonline.com/ find/sts-simon-and-jude-parish

St. Peter Colman SD Weekly Mass Schedule Sunday at 8:30 am

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Elkton SD - 605-542-8221 Weekly Mass Schedule: Saturday at 5:00 pm

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Messiah Lutheran

Pastor David Bacon Ph. 605-997-2013 - Rural Trent SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9 am Church Service, Fellowship

United Methodist Pastor Don Vanderlip Pastor Justin Jenness Ph. 605-997-2857 210 North Prairie St., Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible)

Sunday: 9 am Adult Sunday school Childrens Sunday School: 9:00 am 10:30 am Worship

United Methodist Church (Handicapped Accessible) Egan SD 605-864-1139 Sunday: 9 am Worship Service

Colman Lutheran Ph. 605-534-3224 - Colman SD

Worship 9:00 am • Sunday School 10:00 am

Midway Lutheran Church, ELCA Worship at 8:00 am Coffee fellowship at 9:00 am Anchor Church: St. John’s Lutheran Church, Madison S.D. Ph. 605-256-4855 Email: stjohnlutheran122@gmail.com

Second Presbyterian

Pastor Ann Spitzenberger

Ph. 605-997-3244 - Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible) 10 am Worship 11 am Fellowship

Trent Baptist

Dave Knutson, Pastor Ph. 605-428-5682 - Trent SD

(Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9:10 am Prayer Time, 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:40 am Sunday School Tuesday: 6:30 am Promise Keepers at John’s Place in Flandreau

Construction Inc.

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Darren and Allison Hamilton 22615 480th Ave • Flandreau, SD 57028 (605) 997-2679 office • (605) 864-8991 cell

Flandreau, South Dakota 997-2511

St. Mary’s/Our Blessed Redeemer Episcopal Flandreau SD

Sunday: 10:00 am Worship Sunday School to follow

Big Sioux Baptist Church

Pastor David Lillibridge Flandreau SD • www.bigsiouxbaptist.org

SERVICES: Sunday 11 am & 6:30 pm Thursday at 6:30 pm

The Rescue Church

Ph. 605-573-0080 www.therescuechurch.com Flandreau SD Lead Pastor - Jon Sanders Sunday: 10 am service

iCampus

www.therescuechurch.tv Sunday: 8:45 am Service

Cross Trainers closed unti this fall

Immanuel Lutheran Ph. 542-2231 - Ward SD

Trinity Lutheran

Parsonage Ph. 542-2231 Elkton SD • Rev. Paul Gunderson Ward: Sunday 8:15 am Worship, 9:15 am Sunday School Elkton: 9:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Worship

First Presbyterian 605-997-3244

(Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 10:30 am Worship Sunday School Starts Sept. 8 at 9 am

Sioux Valley Baptist

Pastor Rita Weber Rural Trent SD Sunday 10 am Worship Service

Maynard's 108 N. Crescent Flandreau, SD 57028

Specializing in Land, Acreages, and Real Estate. Auctions of All Types Farms, Liquidations and Estates

1116 N. West Ave. • Sioux Falls, SD 57104 605-336-6315 127 2nd Ave. West • Flandreau, SD 57028 605-997-3777 • www.suttonauction.com

AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER 127 2nd Ave. West, • Flandreau, SD

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SEDUM Sedum varieties come in many colors and sizes and are a good choice for busy or beginning gardeners due to their hardiness. Often called stonecrop, this plant is drought and heat tolerant and suitable for all types of garden designs. Blooming colors of white, yellow and pink, or darker purple and red, grow on stems that range from plain green and chartreuse to burgundy and nearly black. The large clusters of flowers attract birds and are an excellent choice for butterfly gardens. Taller varieties grow up to 24” tall and can be used for back borders in flower beds and smaller 2” versions of this plant may be used as ground cover in difficult locations such as rock gardens. Established plants require little care, are deer resistant and most critters leave sedum alone. When planting low-maintenance sedum, choose a sunny location with loam yet sandy well-drained soil. The preferred time to plant is in early spring but this hardy choice can also be planted in the summer or fall, just water the new plant more than normal. The distance between plants should be 3’ apart for taller varieties and 6” apart for shorter varieties to allow for seasonal growth. They tolerate partial shade but do best in full sun and only need to be watered as needed. Too much rain or soil that is not well drained can be a problem for sedum as this situation may cause root rot. In larger varieties such as the popular “Autumn Joy” clusters of small star-shaped flowers bloom on the ends of fleshy stems with large, thick succulent leaves. To avoid the situation of “floppy” stem clusters, a gardener may choose to stake tall stems or, before the plants bloom, 6-8” stems can be pinched back to a height of 4” to encourage sturdy growth. Sedum will bloom in mid to late summer for several weeks until a hard freeze at which time the stems and leaves turn brown. The flower heads can be left intact over the winter months to add viewing interest to a garden but should be cut back in late winter or early spring to about 3” before the new plants emerge. Sedum is not difficult to transplant or divide. Smaller creeping varieties of sedum can be moved nearly any time as they are more forgiving, but the ideal time to move and/or divide this plant is in the spring when the new shoots are up a few inches. If a plant needs to be moved in the fall, cut the plant down to approximately 6” and water it well for a few days prior to moving or dividing. Gently dig down around the plant and loosen the soil around the roots. Lift the whole clump and replant immediately, taking as many roots as possible and replanting at the same depth as it originally grew, or divide the plant into smaller sections and replant them immediately. Water all transplants well for the first few weeks until the plant is reestablished. If stems are broken off in the move, they can be stuck in the soil and if kept moist, will root and form new plants, or the broken stems with the lower half of the leaves removed from the stem can be placed in a glass of water in a sunny spot to form new roots and later planted in a pot with soil. Divisions and cuttings root readily throughout the summer.

Back to School

Brookings Area Master Gardener Michelle Fritz (bamg605@gmail.com)

HARD WORK TODAY PAYS OFF TOMORROW. Good luck to all the students returning to school! We know that a good education is the foundation of a bright future. Trust in Tomorrow.®

Boysen

Insurance Services

Flandreau, SD • 605-997-5253 “Trust in Tomorrow.” and “Grinnell Mutual” are registered trademarks of Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company. © Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company, 2018.

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“Flandreau Images of the Past Volume III” is available for purchase at the Moody County Museum and the Personal Touch in Flandreau. We still have a few copies of Volume I and Volume II available for purchase. Books can be ordered over the phone or by e-mail and can be purchased with a credit/debit card. For more information please contact the Moody County Museum at 605-997-3191 or by e-mail mchsmus1@vastbb.net NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Moody County has declared the following property surplus: Parcel ID: 21.52.07.04 & 21.02.16.07 Legal: Lots 4-5-11-12-13-14 Block 7 Railroad Addition & E-1/2 Lots 7-8-9 Block 16 Pettigrew’s First Addition NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that each of the above-indicated properties was appraised, and a copy of said appraisal may be reviewed at the office of the Moody County Auditor. NOTICE IS ALSO FINALLY GIVEN that said real estate, and improvements located thereon, will be offered for sale by the County by sealed bid according to the following general terms and conditions: 1. Property is sold “As Is”; 2. Title will be a Tax Deed in accordance with SDCL Ch. 10-25; 3. Any future use, zoning, or development is subject to the approval of the governing body wherein the property is located; 4. Property has received a Notice of Nuisance from the City of Flandreau, and buyer will be responsible to get property into compliance with City of Flandreau’s Ordinances. 5. Buyer will pay for all transfer fees associated with recording the title; 6. Parties desiring to bid upon the properties may contact the office of the Moody County Auditor (605) 997-3161 in order to arrange a time and date for inspecting the above-referenced premises; 7. All sealed bids must be submitted to the office of the Moody County Auditor prior to 5:00 p.m. on September 20, 2019, and all sealed bid envelopes must be labeled “BID for sale of” and list the parcel ID number; 8. All sealed bids shall be opened on September 24, 2019, at 11:00 o’clock a.m., in the Commissioners Room of the Moody County Courthouse; and 9. The Moody County Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids, waive technicalities, and make an award as deemed to be in the best interest of Moody County. Published by the authority of the Moody County Commission. Rick Veldkamp Moody County Commission Chair ATTEST: Marty Skroch Commission Assistant

SEALED BID LAND SALE 160 ACRES MOODY COUNTY FARMLAND The following land in Moody County is offered for sale: The Northeast Quarter (NE¼) of Section Twenty-Nine (29), Township One Hundred Eight (108) North, Range Forty-eight (48) West of the 5th P.M., (Spring Creek Twp.) Moody County, South Dakota. This land consists of approximately 160 acres and is located six (6) miles north of Flandreau on Moody County Highway #13 and one (1) mile west on 224th Street on the southwest corner; from Interstate 29 take the Ward Exit seven (7) miles east and one(1) mile south on 480th Avenue on the southwest corner. The land is owned by the Ruby G. Schrecengost Estate. TERMS of the sale are as follows: Sealed bids will be accepted until September 16, 2019, at 9 o'clock a.m.. The successful bidder must be prepared to sign a purchase agreement and make a non-refundable earnest money deposit of 10% of the purchase price upon execution of the purchase agreement. The balance of the purchase price shall be due and payable at the time of the closing. Closing will take place on or before December 10, 2019. This property is being offered for sale "AS IS" as well as any rights, easements, restrictions and/or reservations of record. Seller will obtain a title commitment showing clear and merchantable title in and to the real estate above described. It shall be the Buyer's responsibility to research all information as to his or her own satisfaction. Each bidder is responsible for conducting his or her own independent inspections, investigations, and all due diligence concerning the property. Any potential bidder is encouraged to investigate the property and review any maps, zoning information or other information available before bidding. Compliance of the property for any proposed future use shall be the responsibility of the Buyer. The sale of the property will not be contingent upon Buyer obtaining financing. Seller shall pay all prior year's real estate taxes as well as the 2019 real estate taxes. The title insurance and closing costs shall be split equally between the parties. The Seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids at any time and negotiate the remaining purchase terms with the successful bidder. The successful bidder will be notified by mail, email or phone within five (5) days of the September 16th deadline. Bid packets can be picked up at the Shaeffer Law Office at 308 North Wind Street, Flandreau. Submit all sealed bids to the Shaeffer Law Office at 308 North Wind, Flandreau, South Dakota 57028. Please include return address, telephone and email address. For further information, please call John Shaeffer at 605-997-3721.

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ACREAGE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Attractive 1½ Story Home & Outbuildings Situated on 17.33

Acres Nestled in a Parklike Setting with a Mature Trees, Great Location with Highway Frontage, Conveniently Located near SD HWY #34 to Madison, Colman, Chester & Wentworth SD & the I-29 Corridor! Personal Property incl. Massey Ferguson MF 165 Dsl. Tractor, Case DC Tractor, Hustler Zero Turn Mower, Guns, Acreage/Farm Equipment, Antiques, Household & Misc. As we are moving out of state, we will offer our acreage at public auction, with the auction to be held onsite at the acreage located at 23560 464th Ave, Wentworth SD. From Dakota Ethanol south of Wentworth on Hwy. 34 - 1¼ mile east, then approx. ½ mile south on Co. Hwy #15/464th Ave, or from Prostrollo’s Corner in Madison, SD - 9 Miles east on SD Hwy #34, then approx. ½ mile south on Co. Hwy #15/464th Ave.; from the Chester, SD High School, approx. 4¾ miles north on Co. Hwy #15/464th Ave. or from the Madison/Colman SD Exit #109 on I-29 - 8 1/2 miles west on Hwy. 34 and 1/2 mile south on 464th Ave.

SALE DATE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

Sale Times: Personal Property – 4:00 PM w/ Acreage to Follow at Approx. 7:00 PM OPEN HOUSE DATES: Wed. Sept. 11th from 5:00-7:00 PM; Sun. Sept. 15th from 2:00-4:00 PM; Wed. Sept. 18th from 5:00-7:00 PM or Shown by Appointment Arranged w/Roland (Rip) or Paula Luze – Ph. 605-480-3564 or the Auctioneers. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: If you are in the market for a well-located acreage with many excellent features including an attractive 1½ Story Home & outbuildings situated in a park like setting on 17.33 Acres, we invite you to attend the open houses to inspect this acreage and be in attendance at this auction! As the Luze’s are relocating out of state they have decided to offer this attractive acreage at Public Auction. This property has great location as it is located conveniently near Chester, Colman, & Madison SD as well as the I-29 Corridor as it is located on Co. Hwy #15 & is just ½ Mile South of SD HWY #34. This property has a great setting as it is situated on 17.33 acres and is nestled in a parklike setting with many mature trees & attractive landscaping & has approx. 12 acres of pasture located both north & south of the farmstead. The improvements on this property include an attractive 1½ story home with updated hardwood bamboo floating flooring throughout the kitchen portion and new sliding door (2017) installed to a patio on the north side of the home. The main level has an updated kitchen with newer hickory cabinets with pecan finish, updated kitchen appliances consisting of a SS Frigidaire fridge/freezer & whirlpool SS smooth top stove. The main level has living room w/refinished maple hardwood floors, a main floor full bathroom with a ceramic tile walk in shower & laundry room off the bathroom with a Roper Washer & Maytag Elec. Dryer. This home has all updated Vinyl Clad & Windsor Windows on the main floor installed at various points in time & the home has central air to the main floor. The upper level of the home has refinished hardwood flooring in the hallway and consists of 3 bedrooms with lighted walk-in closets and ceiling fans in the north & south bedrooms. The lower level of the home is unfinished with 100 Amp Breaker & Fuse Electric, comfort master LP gas furnace, and areas for canned good or other stg. The exterior of the home has white vinyl siding, an open front covered porch with updated hardwood in 2016, and asphalt shingles. This home is serviced by Sioux Valley Rural Electric and Big Sioux Comm. Rural Water, as well as a septic with an updated drain field. Additionally, other improvements on the property include a +/-22’x30’ 2 Stall Garage w/concrete floor & breaker elec., 2 OH Doors – 1 w/a Chamberlain 1/2hp opener, NE Sliding Door, & south walk door. Other outbuildings include a small sgl. stall garage w/ breaker elec., concrete floor, & a small overhang as well as a 12’x36’ metal open front cattle shed & a small calf building with east sliding door, west walk door, & an outside hydrant. This acreage site features numerous trees including evergreens & other deciduous trees, as well as other perennial flowers, an established lawn and some acres of grassland that could provide acres for maintaining a few horses, cattle, or other livestock. If you are in the market for a well-located acreage with many excellent features including an attractive 1½ Story Home & attractive outbuildings situated on 17.33 Acres, with excellent location conveniently near Chester, Colman, & Madison SD as well as the I-29 Corridor located on Co. Hwy #15 & just ½ mile south of SD Hwy. #34, we invite you to inspect this acreage and be in attendance at this auction! LEGAL DESC.: Tr. A of Bies Addt’n in the SW ¼, Sec. 23, T. 106N., R. 51W., Wentworth Twp., Lake Co., SD. TERMS: Cash - A 10% non-refundable earnest money payment sale day and the balance on or before Nov. 5, 2019 with possession. Marketable Title will be conveyed and owner’s title insurance provided with the cost of the owner’s policy and a title company closing fee to be divided 50-50 between the buyer & seller. All of the 2018 RE taxes payable in 2019, in the amount of $1,403.88 will be paid by the Seller and based on that amount the 2019 RE taxes will be prorated to date of closing. The information contained herein is deemed to be correct, but is not guaranteed. Any or all fencing around the perimeter of the acreage will be the sole responsibility of the buyer. The acres in this property are based on the acres as stated on the survey of the property and as stated on the county tax records, with the acres understood to be “more or less”. This property is sold in “AS IS” condition with no contingencies whatsoever, and is sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any, as well as any or all applicable Lake Co. Zoning Ordinances. The RE licensees in this transaction are acting as agents for the seller. This property is sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any. Sold subject to confirmation of the owners. To Inspect the Acreage, Plan to Attend the Open Houses, or for an appointment contact the Auctioneers or Roland (Rip) & Paula Luze - ph. 605-480-3564. To View Photos see www.suttonauction.com. Broker Participation Welcome, with a 1% commission payable to a licensed SD RE Broker who properly pre-registers and represents a successful purchaser at the auction and that meets the prescribed criteria for Broker Participation – for Information Broker’s should contact Chuck Sutton Auctioneer & Land Broker, LLC – ph. 605-336-6315. Watch for ads containing the Personal Property!

ROLAND (Rip) & PAULA LUZE, Owners Roland - ph. 605-480-3565; Paula - 605-480-1603

CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315; BURLAGE & PETERSON – Auctioneers & Realtors – Brookings, SD – ph. 605-692-7102; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Associate – Flandreau, SD – ph- 605-864-8527.

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PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION

2005 Chevy Z-71 Ext. Cab Pickup, Polaris Sportsman XP 550 EFT 4 Wheeler, Nice Selection of Guns, Reloading Equipment, 14’ Alum. Boat, AC D-14 Tractor w/Belly Mower, JD “A” Tractor w/Loader, JD 112L Lawn Tractor, JD 220G Weed Trimmer, Woodworking Tools, Shop Items & Other Tools, Antiques & Collectibles, Household & Misc. As we are moving, we will offer the following personal property at our acreage located at 25046 487th Ave., Sherman, SD; located from the northeast corner of Sherman, SD (Jct. of 487th Ave. & 250th St.) – ½ mile south; or from Garretson, SD (Watertower Curve) – 1 mile east on 253rd St. and 2½ miles north on 487th Ave.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 Sale Time: 3:00 pm

General Sale Order: Tools, Shop, Lawn & Garden Items, Household & Antiques, Farm Implements, Guns to sell at approx. 5:30 PM followed by Tractors, 4 Wheeler, Pickup & Boat w/Remainder to Follow Lunch by The Ranch PICKUP, 4 WHEELER, BOAT & TRAILER: 2005 Chev. Z-71 Off Road 1/2T Ext. Cab Pickup w/A/C, Power Windows & Locks, SS Box Rails, Luverne Running Boards, Trailer Brake, Cloth Interior, Toneau Cover, approx. 130,500 Miles – Burgundy (Nice Cond.); Polaris Sportsman XP 550 EFT 4 Wheeler w/On Demand AWD, approx. 695 Miles – VG Cond.; Shooting Rack for 4 Wheeler; 14’ Alum. Boat; 2 Wheel Flatbed Trailer. GUNS & ACCESSORIES: HANDGUNS: S&W 357 SS Magnum Revolver; S&W J Frame Revolver - 38 Cal.; Browning Buckmark 22 Cal. Target Pistol w/Tasco Red Dot Pro Point; Glock Mdl. 22 Auto Pistol, 40 Cal S&W - SN BUV966; Colt Rail Gun 22 Auto Pistol w/Case; Taurus 22 Cal. Pistol w/Extra Clip; Cap & Ball Percussion Black Powder 45 Cal. Revolver, SN 54671 w/Black Powder Accessories & Dovetailed Ammo Stg. Box; RIFLES: Browning A-bolt 243 Cal. Bolt Action Rifle - SN 43135PN717; Custom Made 7.62x39 Auto Rifle w/Tasco Scope;DPMS 223 Cal. Auto Rifle w/Bipod & Weaver Scope; 223 Expanded to 300 Blackout Auto Rifle w/Bipod; Ruger 10-22 SS Rifle w/Bull Varmint Barrel & Winchester Scope; S&W 22 Cal. Assault Rifle w/Simmons Scope & Clip; SHOTGUNS & BLACK POWDER: Remington 870 Wingmaster 28G Pump Shotgun, SN D348380J; Remington 870 Classic 12G Trap Shotgun- SN D850162M; Remington 870 12G Trap Shotgun w/Ribbed Barrel - SN V124322V; Remington 870 Pump 12G Shotgun w/Ventilated Rib Barrel; Remington 1100 Semi Auto Shotgun, 12G w/3” Chamber, 22” Ribbed Barrel & 30” 3” Mag, SN N774283N; RPI Connecticut Valley Arms Black Powder w/.45 & .50 Cal. Barrels w/Synthetic Stock -SN 014217; RELOADERS, DIES, ACCESSORIES, CLAY PIGEON THROWER & MISC. SPORTING ITEMS: Robs Bros. Rifle Reloader; 410, 28, 20 & 12G. Mech. Reloaders; 30 Asst’d. Loading Dies; Lg. Variety of Ammunition & Accessories; Aerial Assault Automatic 12V Trap Thrower; Flightmaster Manual Clay Pigeon Thrower; HM Shooters Table on Wheels; Conabear Trap. TRACTOR & FARM ITEMS: AC D-14 Tractor (gas)w/Artsway 6’ Belly Mower, WF, Good 13.6x26” Tires – Runs Good; JD “A” Tractor - Styled w/Dual 150 Loader, New 13.6x38” Rear Tires & Rear Wheel Wts.; JD FWA 14’ Tandem Disc; 12’ Chisel Plow - 3 Pt.; JD 810 4-16’s Fully Mtd. Plow w/Coulters; JD #145 5-14’s Plow; JD 20 Series Cylinder; 12 Corn Planter Unit Parts; 300 Gal. OH Fuel Tank on Std.; JD Jacks; JD Wrenches & Misc. LAWN TRACTOR, SHOP ITEMS & TOOLS: JD 112L Hydro. Drive Lawn Tractor w/38” Deck; Craftsman 5HP Garden Tiller; Poulan 24” Chain Saw; Batt. Chargers; PT Lawn Sweeper; Fimco PT Yard Sprayer; Fimco Spray Tank; JD 220G Gas Weed Trimmer; Black Max 5HP 27 Gal. Upright Air Compressor; Port. Craftsman 2700 PSI Power Washer w/B&S 7.75HP Motor; Craftsman 10” Table Saw; Sears 8 1/4” Radial Arm Saw; Delta Bench Top Dado Cutter; Sears 3HP 10” Compound Miter Saw; Stablemate Folding Work Stand; Milw. Chop Saw; Craftsman Belt/Disc Sander; Delta 4” Belt/6” Disc Sander; Porter Cable Router w/2 Bases - Plunge & Std.; PC Dovetail Jig; 14” Bench Top Drill Press; Band Saw; Craftsman Laser Trac 7 1/4” Circ. Saw; Delta Jig Saw; Makita Sawz All; Miller Thunderbolt Welder; Oxy Acetylene Hose & Gauges; Welding & Scrap Iron; 2 Way Vise; 2 Snap-On Breaker Bar; Blackhawk & Craftsman Socket; Torque Wrench; 1/4” Socket Set; Box & Open End Wrenches; DeWalt Elec. 3” Grinder; 6” Bench Grinder; Come-a-Longs; Chain Binders; Several Quick Grip Clamps; Corner Clamps; Knipco Heater; Catalytic LP Heater; Creeper; Iron Force 3 Type Air Nailer Set; Pipe Fittings; Nuts & Bolts & Hardware Items; 16 Gal. 5HP Shop Vac; Electrical Items; Allied 3T Floor Jack; Golden Rod Fencer; Redwood 2x4’s & 2x8’s; Alum. Ext. Ladder & More. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Waterfall Wardrobe; Bu. Baskets; Stone Wheel Grinder; 27 Various Old Tractor & Impl. Manuals; 2 Sgl. Beds; Pro Form Treadmill; Aerobicglide Exerciser & Other Items.

RODNEY & DELLENE DUBBELDE, Owners ph. 605-594-3883

CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315; DEAN STOLTENBERG - Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. - Jasper, MN - ph. 507348-7352; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; BOB JULSON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Garretson, SD – 605351-2654; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC.

Dave’s Appliance Repair LLC Call for all of your appliance repair needs! Dave Feske 605-997-3574

300 South Industrial Rd. Flandreau, SD 57028

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No School Labor Day

59 JV Football at Dell Rapids starts at 4:30 School Board Meeting at 6 pm

JV FB vs. Sioux Valley (Here) at 4:30 pm Little Orpheum - HS Gym starts at 7:00 pm

JV Football vs. Garretson (Here) Starts at 4:30 pm

30 Boys Region Golf at Sioux Valley JV Football at BEE starts at 4:30 pm

JAG , Mad Mary s CONSTRUCTION

Boys Golf & Spring Creek starts at 9:00 am JH VB at Deuel starts at 4:00 pm Cross Country at Salem starts at 4:00 pm JV Football vs. MCM (H) starts at 4:30 pm JH FB at MCM at 4:30 pm

Boys Golf at Madison starts at 9:00 am XC at Garretson 4 pm

JH VB at Deubrook 4:00 pm

JH FB vs. Dell Rapids (Here) at 4:30 pm C-B-A VB at Deubrook at 5:00 pm

FFA - Land Judgin at Parker Boys Golf at Madison - TBA XC at Lake Region Golf Course starts at 4:00 pm JH VB at Garretson starts at 4:00 pm JH FB at Sioux Valley starts at 4:30 pm C-B-A VB at Garretson at 5:00 pm

Colman, SD • 534-3300 First American Mart Phone: (605) 256-9111 Toll Free: 1-800-777-4146

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3:00 pm Dismissal Starts at 3:00 pm

11 3:00 pm Dismissal starts at 3:00 pm

18 1:00 pm Dismissal for staff in-service Starts at 1:00 pm

Open 7 Days A Week • 7am to midnight Flandreau, SD South of Royal River Casino & Motel

Community Sports JH VB at Tri-Valley Breakfast at Starts at 4:00 pm Community Center C-B-A VB vs. Hamlin starts at 7:00 am (Here) Football at Dell Starts at 5:00 pm Rapids starts at 7 pm

12 Volleyball Big East Conference Touranment (Here) Starts at 6 pm

JH VB vs. Balitc (Here) Starts at 4:00 pm C-B-A VB vs. F.I.S. (Here) Starts at 5:00 pm

Community Sports Breakfast at Community Center starts at 7:00 am Football at Sioux Valley at 7:00 pm

Community Sports Breakfast at Community Center starts at 7:00 am Homecoming parade with pep rally to follow starts at 1 pm FB vs. Garretson (Homecoming) starts at 7:00 pm

Boys Golf at Cross Country at JH Football at Sisseton at 10 am Community Sports Dell Rapids at 2 pm Garretson starts at JH VB vs. Dell Rapids Breakfast at 3:00 pm Dismissal 3:30 pm (Here) at 4 pm Community Center C-B-A VB vs. Dell C-B-A VB vs. MCM starts at 7:00 am Rapids (Here) starts at at Montrose 5 pm Football at BEE 7 pm 5:00 pm

7 Volleyball Tournament (Here) Starts at 9:00 am

14 Volleyball Big East Tourn. at Garretson - TBA JV FB at Sioux Valley Jamboree at 9:00 am XC at Milbank at 9:30 am

21 VB at Lake Preston Tournament at 9 am XC at FIS at noon

SEPTEMBER 2019

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“Thank You”

To all who donated prizes for our annual Grace Moore Senior Center Picnic. Your generosity was greatly appreciated. Also big thank you to Paul & Pam Vandervliet for bringing their horses and wagon to give rides. It was thoroughly enjoyed by all!! Thanks to all who helped setup and clean up and those who came out to help make our picnic a fun time!

Grace Moore Senior Center Staff THANK YOU

EGAN CITY MINUTES REGULAR MEETING August 21, 2019 The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on August 21, 2019 at 6:00pm at the Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD. Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Nancy Hansen, and Cody Chamblin. Also present: Brenda Duncan-Finance Officer, Gary George, and Brad Judstra. The meeting was called to order by J. Steinhauer at 6:00pm Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Hansen, to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.” Motion by Hansen, seconded by Olson, to approve the regular council meeting minutes from July 17, 2019. All present voted “aye”. Public Comment: Zoning:

Gary George - burning of old basement this winter.

Building permits reviewed

Motion by Steinhauer, seconded by Olson, to adjourn as Board of Trustees and meet as Board of Adjustment. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Steinhauer to reconvene as City Council. All present voted “aye”. Old Business: voted “aye”.

Motion by Hansen, seconded by Chamblin that any training attended by Council members or city personnel have prior approval from the board. All present

Motion by Hansen, seconded by Chamblin, to approve Brenda Duncan to attend the 2019 SDML Conference in Aberdeen. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Hansen, seconded by Chamblin, to approve Jerome Olson to attend the 2019 SDML Conference in Aberdeen. All present voted “aye”. New Business: Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Steinhauer, to appoint Brad Judstra as Trustee 3 to Egan City Council Board of Trustees and also as part-time maintenance. All present voted “aye”. Oath of Office was taken. Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Olson, to surplus Gateway E4100 PL E Series Computer , Gateway Monitor, and Brother MFC Laser Printer. All present voted “aye”.

The Breadbasket food pantry would like to thank the following for their generous donations: Sue Barnes, Roxie Boysen, Henry Burggraff, Corrine Kulm, Jackie Burggraff, Barb & Craig Shea, Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Curtis Wiegel, United Parish of Elkton, Kristen Britton, Judy Jones, Jo Barboza, Bill Britton, Shirlee Rhead, United Methodist Church, Karla Bjerke, Cheryll Schaeffer, Sara Killsahundred, Bill Thompson, Linda Jones, Esperanza Guerrero, Marlene Dahlmeier, Mike Blum, Second Presbyterian Church, Rosemary Jaacks, Big Bear BBQ, Sts. Simon & Jude Catholic Church, Marquel Edlund, Messiah Lutheran Church, CHS Inc, Ilsa Grindeland, Moody County Sheriff’s Office, The Weston’s, Chris Iott, Denise Firman, Dianne Dailey, Rita Burns, Dawn & Michael Vaughn, Tim & Julie Penning, Irene Warner, The Enterprise, & all of the anonymous donors. We could not exist without the help of the community donations that are given to keep our shelves stocked! *The Breadbasket serves Moody County, and Elkton residents. Please like us on Facebook for updates.

Motion by Steinhauer, seconded by Hansen, to hold first reading of Ordinance 207 – an Amendment to Egan City Zoning Regulations. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Hansen, to approve proposed propane budget for 2020. All present voted “aye”. Discussion on proposed 2020 budget. Motion by Hansen, seconded by Steinhauer, to approve a three year contract with Bender’s Sewer & Drain for cleaning and videoing sewer lines. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Hansen, seconded by Judstra, to increase the per 1,000 gallon water fee by .55 cents beginning January 2020, an additional .55 cents beginning July 1, 2020, an additional .55 cents on January 1, 2021 and a final .55 cents on July 1, 2021. Voting “aye” were Chamblin, Hansen, Judstra, an Olson. Voting “naye” was Steinhauer. Motion by Hansen, seconded by Steinhauer, to increase the Water Base Rate by $1.75 beginning January 2020, an additional $1.75 beginning July 1, 2020, an additional $1.75 on January 1, 2021 and a final $1.75 on July 1, 2021. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Olson, seconded by Chamblin, to enter into a contract with Kissner Paving to patch approximately 3,000 square feet for a sum of $7800 plus tax. All present voted “aye”. Discussion was held on purchasing 10 yards of mulch for baseball park play area. Will try to secure price for a spring delivery. Discussion was held on securing a price and funding for generator for the lift station. Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Hansen, to approve the financial report. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Steinhauer, seconded by Chamblin, to approve the following bills: Big Sioux Water $2791.50 (Water/water loan); BlueJays $78.10 (Fuel); Booster Publishing $49.95 (Minutes/Ad); Century Link $81.04 (Office phone); Century Link $68.33 (Water/sewer phone); CitiBusiness Card $102.20 (Supplies); City of Colman $1,285.30 (Spraying); K & S Electric $375.62 (Park Repairs); Metering & Technology $5605.00 (Equipment/Software); Moody County Auditor $1616.00 (Law); Moody County Enterprise $60.54 (Publishing); Moody County Register of Deeds $30.00 (Filing Fees); Olson, Marlys $35.02 (Deposit refund); One Office Solution $15.99 (Supplies); Ottertail Power $933.89 (Electrical/Street Lights); PortaPro $131.00 (Park Toilet); RDC $469.90 (Internet/Web Services/IT Services); Rivers Edge $2766.00 (Propane Contract/Supplies); SDARW $370.00 (Dues); SD Health Pool $500.00 (Insurance); SD One Call $3.43 (Fees); SD Public Health Lab $25.00 (Discharge testing); Softline Data Inc. $107.50 (Supplies); USDA $569.00 (water loan); Payroll – General $1791.09. All present voted “aye”. Motion to adjourn made by Olson, seconded by Steinhauer. All present voted “aye”. Next special council meeting is September 11, 2019 at 6:00pm. Next regular council meeting is September 18, 2019 at 6:00pm. Minutes submitted pending Board approval. John Steinhauer, Chairman ATTEST: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer

Thank You

The Gary Hemmer Scholarship Classic committee would like to thank Sunrise Ridge, Big Bears BBQ, Underground Threads, pin prize sponsors, everyone who donated silent auction, door prize items, and monetary donations for the event. Thank you, Class of 1998, friends and family for your support in another successful event. Scholarships were awarded to 2019 Colman-Egan High School graduates: Katie Hannasch, Alec Landis, Garrett Satterly, Madison Voelker and Nathaniel Williams.

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As camping season winds down let us do your winterizations and inspect for potential problems. Can also work with your insurance jobs. More storage coming soon !!! Call Brian or Mitch today ! 605-864-6258

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Open to the Public from Sun Up to Sun Down !

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COLMAN-EGAN SCHOOL ACTIVITY CALENDAR • SEPTEMBER 2019 Brought to you by these proud supporters of the Colman-Egan School District:

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Quality Craftsmanship, Superior Service

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Dave Marsceau 22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017

No School Labor Day

59 Homecoming Week Coronation at 7 pm School Board Meeting at 6 pm

16 Cereal Chicken Nuggets

23 Cereal BBQ’s

Since 1954

SHOPPER AND AD AGENCY

30 Cross Country at DRSM Cereal Mini Corndogs

Volleyball vs. ORR Here Cross Country at MCM Salem Cereal Spaghetti

Volleyball vs. Lake Preston (Home) Cross Country at Garretson Pancake Sausage Stick Meatballs

17 Volleyball vs. Deubrook (Home) Cross Country at Arlington Cheese Omelet Crispitos

Volleyball at Canistota Pancake & Sausage Stick Creamed Turkey and Biscuit

Colman, SD • 534-3555

Oral Interp Practice 7:45 Rolls Italian Dunkers

11 Oral Interp Practice at 7:45 Rolls Hotdogs

Lifetouch Picture Day Oral Interp Pracice at 7:45 Rolls Teriyaki Chicken

Staff Development Dismiss at 2:30 Cross Country at Dell Rapids Oral Interp Practice at 7:45 Rolls Chili/Tomato Soup

Volleyball at DeSmet Muffin & Yogurt Chicken Patty

Volleyball Estelline (Home) Cross Country at DeSmet Breakfast Wrap Macaroni

19 Breakfast Pizza Tator Tot Hotdish

26 Volleyball at Howard Muffin & Yogurt Hamburgers

C-Store • Casino • Bar & Grill

Football at Castlewood Cross Country at Augustana Breakfast Pizza Soft Taco

Volleyball at Estelline Tournament Cross Country at Deubrook

13 Football vs. DeSmet (Home) Egg McMuffin Super Nachos

20 Football BYE Marching Band Parker Biscuit & Gravy

27 Football vs. Alcester-Hudson (Home) Breakfast Pizza Sub

Jr. High DVC Football Estelline

21 Marching Band DSU

28 Volleyball at Sanford Pentagon Tournament

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Quality Craftsmanship, Superior Service

SEAMLESS GUTTERS, LEAF PROTECTION, REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, SIDING, METAL ROOFING, ETC.

Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Club of Moody County!! They will be receiving $500.00 for being Sparkle's Non-Proﬁt for the month of July. We would also like to recognize the Team of Angels. They have been selected the "Sparkle Non-Proﬁt" of the month for August !!

Dave Marsceau

22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017

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CAR WASH IN C. 809 West 3rd Avenue, Flandreau SD Call Bart at 605-864-0403 with questions or problems at Sparkle Car Wash.

Professional Business Directory Kinner & Company, LTD.

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119 E. 2nd Avenue - Flandreau, SD 57028 • Tax & Financial Consultants, Accounting, Quick Book & Business Development

Dan Sutton Insurance 605-997-3777

FLANDREAU CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P. C.

Chad A. Weber, D.C. - Ph. 605-997-3733

Phone 605-692-2041 If your new boss wants an estimate for moving your household to your new home, call us, we can help!

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Formerly Greenleaf Assisted Living

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BUCK AGENCY CROP INSURANCE www.buckcropservices.com • Flandreau, SD Knowing keeps you growing • 605-997-3744 Buck Agency is an Equal Opportunity Provider.

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AgGuide

Market Facilitation Program (MFP) Enrollment Now Open through Dec. 6 Please call for an appointment

Signup is open for the Market Facilitation Program (MFP), a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) program to assist farmers who continue to suffer from damages because of unjustified trade retaliation from foreign nations. Through MFP, USDA will provide up to $14.5 billion in direct payments to impacted producers, part of a broader trade relief package announced in late July. The sign-up period runs through Dec. 6. MFP payments will be made to producers of certain non-specialty and specialty crops as well as dairy and hog producers. Non-Specialty Crops MFP payments will be made to producers of alfalfa hay, barley, canola, corn, crambe, dried beans, dry peas, extra-long staple cotton, flaxseed, lentils, long grain and medium grain rice, millet, mustard seed, oats, peanuts, rapeseed, rye, safflower, sesame seed, small and large chickpeas, sorghum, soybeans, sunflower seed, temperate japonica rice, triticale, upland cotton, and wheat. MFP assistance for 2019 crops is based on a single county payment rate multiplied by a farm’s total plantings to the MFP-eligible crops in aggregate in 2019. Those per acre payments are not dependent on which of those crops are planted in 2019. A producer’s total payment-eligible plantings cannot exceed total 2018 plantings. View payment rates by county. Dairy and Hogs Dairy producers who were in business as of June 1, 2019, will receive a per hundredweight payment on production history, and hog producers will receive a payment based on the number of live hogs owned on a day selected by the producer between April 1 and May 15, 2019. Specialty Crops MFP payments will also be made to producers of almonds, cranberries, cultivated ginseng, fresh grapes, fresh sweet cherries, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, pistachios, and walnuts. Each specialty crop will receive a payment based on 2019 acres of fruit or nut bearing plants, or in the case of ginseng, based on harvested acres in 2019. More Information Payments will be made in up to three tranches, with the second and third tranches evaluated as market conditions and trade opportunities dictate. If conditions warrant, the second and third tranches will be made in November and early January. MFP payments are limited to a combined $250,000 for non-specialty crops per person or legal entity. MFP payments are also limited to a combined $250,000 for dairy and hog producers and a combined $250,000 for specialty crop producers. However, no applicant can receive more than $500,000. Eligible applicants must also have an average adjusted gross income (AGI) for tax years 2015, 2016, and 2017 of less than $900,000, or 75 percent of the person’s or legal entity’s average AGI for those tax years must have been derived from farming and ranching. Applicants must also comply with the provisions of the Highly Erodible Land and Wetland Conservation regulations. More information can be found on farmers.gov/mfp, including payment information and a program application. USDA Now Making Payments for New Dairy Margin Coverage Program The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) opened enrollment for the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program on June 17 and has started issuing payments to producers who purchased coverage. Producers can enroll through Sept. 20, 2019. Authorized by the 2018 Farm Bill, DMC replaces the Margin Protection Program for Dairy (MPP-Dairy). The program offers protection to dairy producers when the difference between the all-milk price and the average feed cost (the margin) falls below a certain dollar amount selected by the producer. To date, nearly 10,000 operations have signed up for the new program, and FSA has begun paying approximately $100 million to producers for January through May. Coverage Levels and MPP Reimbursements Dairy producers can choose coverage levels from $4 up to $9.50 at the time of signup. More than 98 percent of the producers currently enrolled have elected $9.50 coverage on up to 95 percent of their production history.

USDA Commodity Loans Available to Producers

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency reminds producers that Marketing Assistance Loans (MALs) and Loan Deficiency Payments (LDPs) are available to help producers through periods of low market prices. The 2018 Farm Bill authorized MALs and LDPs for the 2019 to 2023 crop years. MALs provide interim financing and allow producers to delay the sale of the commodity at harvest-time lows and wait until more favorable market conditions emerge. A producer who is eligible to obtain a loan, but agrees to forgo the loan, may obtain an LDP if such a payment is available. MALs and LDPs provide financing and marketing assistance for wheat, feed grains, soybeans and other oilseeds, pulse crops, rice, peanuts, cotton, wool and honey. Your County office are accepting requests for 2018 MALs and LDPs for all eligible commodities after harvest.

Maturing Loans

Producers are reminded that 2018 crop grain loans are coming due and will need to be repaid in full by their maturity date. If not paid, your grain will be inspected and delivery notice will be issued so CCC can take possession of the crop. In limited circumstances, an additional 30 days beyond the loan maturity date can be granted to haul the crop for sale.

Farm Storage Facility Loans

Farm Storage Facility Loans (FSFLs) provide low-interest financing for producers to store, handle and/or transport eligible commodities they produce. A producer may borrow up to $500,000 per loan, with a minimum down payment of 15 percent. Loan terms are up to 12 years, depending on the amount of the loan. Producers must demonstrate storage needs based on three years of production history. FSA also provides a microloan option that, while available to all eligible farmers and ranchers, also should be of particular interest to new or small producers where there is a need for financing options for loans up to $50,000 at a lower down payment with reduced documentation. Applicants for all loans will be charged a nonrefundable $100 application fee.

MICROLOANS

Producers who select the microloan option can borrow up to $50,000, with the minimum down payment reduced to 5 percent and shorter loan terms. Producers can self-certify the storage needs of the eligible commodity and are not required to demonstrate storage needs based on production history. For More information contact your local FSA Office.

County Committee Election

Ballots will be mailed to LAA area 1 (Spring Creek, Ward, Flandreau, Union, Grovena, and Lone Rock) on November 4th . Ballots will need to be returned by December 2nd 2019.

Update Your Records:

Producers participating in FSA and NRCS programs are required to timely report changes in their farming operation to the County Committee in writing and update their CCC-902 Farm Operating Plan. If you have a piece of ground that you are going to farm this year and did not have last year WE NEED TO KNOW! Please call your local FSA office to update your records (605-997-2949 ext. 2).

Farm Reconstitutions:

When changes in farm ownership or operation take place, a farm reconstitution maybe necessary. The reconstitution — or recon — is the process of combining or dividing farms or tracts of land based on the farming operation. To be effective for the current Fiscal Year (FY), farm combinations and farm divisions must be requested by August 1 of the FY for farms subject to the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) program.

Direct Deposit:

The Debt Collection Act of 1996 requires that all Federal payments made after January 2, 1999, shall be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (Direct Deposit) rather than issuing a check to the producer. Therefore please ensure that all banking information is updated with your FSA Recording County.

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Bowes Construction, Inc. is looking for individuals to join our team for another busy construction season. Bowes Construction is a local, family-owned company that continues to be a leader in the construction industry. If you are looking to join a team that provides you with the most beneficial resources necessary to be successful in your career become part of the Bowes Construction Team.

Positions Available: Truck Drivers Heavy Equipment Operators

Previous experience is preferred. Dependability and willingness to learn are key. Bowes Construction offers excellent pay and benefits package.

Please submit resume or application to:

Bowes Construction, Inc Attn: Verna

2915 22nd Ave South, Brookings, SD 57006 v_longville@bowesconstruction.com Equal Opportunity Employer

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center 403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028

Dental Assistant

The newly built FSST Health Center is looking for a FT dedicated Dental Assistant (40 hours per week). Assistant will keep examination rooms clean and assist dentist with patient appointments. We need someone who can perform basic dental procedures, x-rays and maintain records with utmost confidentiality. The ideal candidate for this position has an orthodontic background and working with patients of all ages. Education/experience: Successful completion of a dental assistant program. 2+ years’ experience as a Dental Assistant. Comprehensive understanding of dental instruments. Exceptional customer service skills. Strong knowledge of computer programs. We offer a great benefits package: paid time off, Health benefits, dental insurance, eye insurance and 401(k). This position requires pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and background check. Applications are available at the Tribal office or Tribal Health Center. Or apply online at santeesioux.org. Application must accompany a resume. For any questions contact Roxee Johnson, Clinic HR Manager at (605) 573-4126.

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center 403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028

Clinical Applications Coordinator (CAC)

The Flandreau Santee Sioux Health Center is seeking a FT Clinical Applications Coordinator at the Health Center. This position will plan, implement, maintain and provide technical support for electronic health systems, RPMS, extended systems used by the pharmacy, billing, optometry and other departments. Will be responsible for reviewing EHR/RPMS meaningful use configurations and assessing impact on clinical workflow. Education/Experience: BS Degree in Computer Science; minimum two (2) years of experience that is directly related to the duties and responsibilities; or AA degree; at least 4 years of experience that is directly related to the duties. A background in nursing informatics is preferred. Must submit to pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and background investigation in accordance with P.L. 101-630. Applications will be available at the Tribal Health Center. You will find online applications at santeesioux.org. Resumes can be emailed to roxee.johnson@ihs.gov or sent to Roxee Johnson, FSST Health Center, Human Resource Manager, 403 W. Broad Ave., P.O. Box 329, Flandreau, SD 57028. (605)573-4126 for questions. Opens: August 21, 2019 Closes: September 4, 2019

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Booster “We’ve Got You Covered ~ Since 1955”• Wednesday, September 11, 2019 CITY OF FLANDREAU 1005 W. Elm Avenue Flandreau, SD 57028-1404 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS September 3rd, 2019

The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Tuesday, September 3rd, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Aldermen: Brad Bjerke, Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman. Absent: Mayor Mark Bonrud. Also present were City Administrator Jeff Pederson; Finance Officer Karen Gundvaldson; and Brenda Wade Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Unger to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Tufty to approve the minutes of August 19th, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Tufty to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: (20469) Midwest Synthetic Turf Professionals, synthetic turf, 7,950.00; Payroll 8/14/2019: (20470-20495) general, 23,504.53; 3rd penny, 221.40; water, 3,671.34; electric, 7,131.87; sewer, 3,211.29; airport, 133.64; solid waste, 444.75; (20499) AFLAC, supplemental insurance, 363.86; Ahlers Automotive, repairs, 81.49; Axon Enterprise, uniforms, 585.00; Bob’s Electric, repairs, 87.30; Border States Electric Supply, supplies, 3,989.15; Bryan Rock Products, supplies, 1,308.01; Cenex Fleetcard, gas/oil; 1,897.04; Chad or Samantha Von Eye, sidewalk, 165.08; Clark Engineering Corp., professional fees, 885.73; Dakota Pump & Control Co., repairs, 1,505.10; Delta Dental of South Dakota, dental insurance, 1,325.30; DGR Engineering, electric project, 231.50; Eng Services, solid waste/contract, 13,485.12; F.R.S. dba Solbros Const, safe house, 40,426.30; Farmers Implement & Irrigation, supplies, 195.95; FSST, utility taxes collected, 532.82; Gillespie Outdoor Power Equipment, repairs, 630.59; Hawkins, supplies, 15.00; Kibble Equipment, supplies, 207.16; Krull’s Garage, repairs, 742.61; Michael Drennen, refund, 150.00; MidAmerican Energy, pool, 844.05; Minnesota Child Support Payment Center, payroll, 566.40; Missouri River Energy Services, training, 298.00; Ottertail Power Company, airport electric, 222.60; Ramsdell F&M, supplies, 277.43; Realty Center, Margue Fenner, refund, 84.56; Rudy’s Welding & Machine Shop, repairs, 645.00; SD Dept. of Health Public Lab Services, testing, 279.00; SD Division of Motor Vehicles, title/plate, 30.20; SD Municipal League, conference. 100.00; SD Retirement System, retirement, 10,114.56; SD Supplemental Retirement Plan, retirement, 292.31; Standard Insurance Co., life insurance, 302.15; T & R Service Co., supplies, 1,350.00; USA Bluebook, supplies, 208.88; Vast Broadband, phone, cable, internet, 910.62; Vision Service Plan, vision insurance, 233.68; Wesco, street lights, 9,925.65; Winnona Long, refund, 46.29; (20538). The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Public Comments: Curtis Weigel and Jeff Weigel addressed Council, expressing concern that due process was not followed when a building permit was issued for the construction of an 8-plex apartment building on W. Broad Avenue. More information will be provided at the September 16th Council meeting after review by the City Attorney and City Administrator. The Council President had no report. The City Administrator indicated the 2020 Budget has been prepared for the first reading of the Appropriation Ordinance tonight. Construction of the Community Safe Room should be complete within two weeks. Discussion was held regarding railing at the Safe Room that will be addressed with the engineer. Repairs continue on the Zandt building; Pederson shared that it appears as though the east side of the south wall has substantial cracks but is not included in the repairs. Preliminary engineering reports indicated the south wall should be removed and rebuilt. Pederson will address the issue with Zandt. A Planning and Zoning meeting will take place tomorrow night for review of a conditional use application. The City Administrator will be meeting tomorrow with Golf Course Board members and individuals from Vermillion that are knowledgeable regarding golf courses to review and assist in determining options and strategies to move forward. Motion by Unger and seconded by Pesall to approve the Administrative Reports. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Old Business: None New Business: First reading of Ordinance No. 590, 2020 Appropriations Ordinance, was held. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Unger to budget an amount not to exceed $3,000.00 for advertising of the minutes, resolutions, and ordinances in the Booster. The following members voted aye: Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: Bjerke and Pesall. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Unger and seconded by Pesall to eliminate the pavement management study in the amount of $15,000.00 and reallocate those funds as follows: $3,000.00 for advertising in the Booster of the minutes, resolutions, and ordinances; and increase the budgeted amount for the purchase of a used dump truck by the remaining $12,000.00. The following members voted aye: Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Unger. Nays: Bjerke and Whitman. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Unger and seconded by Bjerke to approve Pay Request Number Four (4) from F.R.S. Inc., dba Solbros Construction, in the amount of $40,426.30 for construction of Community Safe Room #2. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Two lists of fifty eight (58) transformers and their serial numbers were provided to Council requesting that they be declared surplus. The list includes eight (8) transformers that were taken to a facility that is able to dispose of them properly due to high PCB readings. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Tufty to declare the fifty eight (58) transformers as surplus property. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion was made by Unger and seconded by Tufty to table the appointment to the Housing Board. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Unger to approve a temporary liquor license for Blue Jays Bar & Grill for the Jarad Sutton / Ashley Vant Hull wedding reception and dance at the Community Center on September 21st, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Tufty to approve a temporary liquor license for Fat Boys Bar for the Nate Brennen / Kristin Wiechers wedding reception and dance at the Community Center on October 19th, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. There were no Council Comments. The Council President declared the meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m. Dan Sutton Council President ATTEST: Jeff Pederson City Administrator

BOOSTER “We’ve Got You Covered ~ Since 1955” • Wednesday, September 11, 2019 PAGE 29 Composting Our soil is the foundation for growing our crops, flowers and vegetables. Maintaining the soil is the responsibility of every farmer and gardener. In recent years farmers have become much better at returning organic matter to the soil. Gardeners also need to work at returning organic matter to their gardens. Composting is a simple way to recycle organic material. Anyone with a flower garden or a vegetable garden can easily and inexpensively enhance the soil quality through the use of compost. The more material that we use in composts the less we need to send to landfills. Making compost is not a complicated process. It can be as simple as making a pile of organic materials in the corner of your garden, or as technical as building boxes to contain the materials in various stages of decomposition. Compost piles will not have strong odors if managed properly. One can easily make compost in what is called a “cold” pile. To start the pile, use energy materials such as dairy, chicken, rabbit or horse manure, grass clippings, fruit and vegetable waste, and garden trimmings. You will also need to add bulking agents such as wood chips, hay, straw or chopped corn stalks. Ideally, pieces of material decay faster if they are chopped into smaller pieces. (from Sustaining Horticulture for Wyoming, Master Gardener, Page 325) After you have started a pile, ideally about one cubic yard of material, there are two other important ingredients: moisture and aeration. If the pile is too dry the decay processes and microorganisms will not work. The contents of the pile need to be moist like a sponge but not dripping wet. Aeration or stirring, mixing, turning, whatever you chose to call it, mixes air/oxygen into the pile, thus speeding the decay process. This can be done once a week. New materials can be added to the pile; however, they should be dug into the center of the pile and covered if possible, to avoid rodent and animal issues in the pile. Depending on the size of gardens and availability of composting materials, one may want to start a second or third compost pile in order to maintain different stages of decomposition. A “hot” compost pile is similar to the cold pile but requires more attention. The advantage to creating a hot pile is the killing of weed seeds and the speed of the process. A hot pile will create good compost in a few months whereas a cold pile may take a year or more. You know your compost pile is working when it shrinks in size. It is not unusual for a pile to lose half its original volume. The best part about compost is the benefit it provides a garden. Mix compost with soil to add organic matter or use it as mulch. Well decomposed composts are good soil amendments. They make soil easier to work and create a better medium for plant growth. Mixing one to two inches of compost into the soil of a vegetable or flower garden can be extremely beneficial. One can also mulch between rows with compost which helps control weeds and conserve water. In conclusion, composting is the ultimate in recycling. It is important that we give back to the earth which sustains us and gives us beauty. Recycle your vegetable matter, improve your soil, and reap the benefits! (For more detailed information feel free to contact your local Master Gardener.) Brookings Area Master Gardener Delmer H. Wolkow (bamg605@gmail.com)

Madison Livestock Sales Company, Inc Madison, South Dakota (605) 256-9156 “Chip” Wosje 480-2847, Jesse Bruns 480-0625, Ben Kringen 605-940-4887 Cell/605-529-5262, Keith Lukonen 605-880-7801, Jim Bevier 605-940-8600, Cork Ritchie 605-881-4843, Loren Pihl 605-881-4712

NEXT MONDAY SALE:

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2019 Butcher and Fat Cattle sell at 10 am Hay and Straw sell at 12 noon Feeder Cattle at 12 noon

Leslie A. Hurley, Agent LeRoy Tunender, Agent Flandreau, SD • Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9am-4:30pm

Friday 9am-3pm • 997-3729

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Machinery NOTICE TO Consignment RESIDENTS Auction OF ENTERPRISE Located 3 miles East of Sioux Falls on I-90, Exit 402

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 • 10:00 AM

NOW TAKING CONSIGNMENTS !

To consign your items, Call today !!

Interstate Auction Center, LLC “South Dakota’s Best Located Auction”

Located 3 miles East of Sioux Falls on I-90, Exit 402 Jess Donkersloot, Auctioneer 605-331-4550 or 507-370-1912 Website: auctionzip.com

TOWNSHIP

To all tenants and landowners of Enterprise Township; You are required to mow all roadside ditches between the dates of September 15 and October 1, 2019 or supervisors will hire such work done at a charge to the owner or tenant. Tree and Brush are to be removed as well.

By order of Supervisors Enterprise Township Cari Peters, Clerk

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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center 403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028

Medical Claims Specialist Opens: August 28, 2019 Closes: September 11, 2019

This is a FT (40 hours a week) position located at the Flandreau Santee Sioux Health Center 3rd Party billing department. This position will be responsible for researching and correcting all insurance claim denials and determine which can be submitted for 3rd party re-imbursement. Must be familiar with re-imbursement, accounts receivable and billing operations. Work effectively as a team member. High school diploma or GED required. Minimum of two (2) years billing and/or claims preferably in a medical setting. Must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and background investigation. For questions contact Roxee Johnson, Clinic Human Resource Manager, at (605) 573-4126.

St. Peter Church

ROAST BEEF DINNER St. Peter Parish Hall – Colman, SD September 22, 2019 11:00 am-1:00 pm Mass: 10 am Cost : $10 Children 10 & Under: $3

Country Store Kids Fun Chance Drawing

Carry Outs Available Please call 605-534-3802

Fix it Right the First Time! • • • • • •

Automotive ATV UTV Trailer Repair Fabrication Small Engine Repair

Reasonable Rates • Some Onsite Service

Jim’s Repair

24348 478th Avenue Dell Rapids, SD • 605-759-8141

Elkton United Parish

Annual Ham Supper and Country Store Wednesday, September 25, 2019 Serving from 5 pm to 7:30 pm (Note..New Ending Time) ELKTON UNITED PARISH CHURCH LOCATION - 710 CORNELL

(southwest corner of Elkton) Elkton, SD Adults $10.00, youth 5-12 $5.00 Under 5 free Menu: Ham, mashed potatos and Ham Gravy, sweet potatos, cole slaw, cranberry salad, fresh corn, seasoned green beans, buns and homemade pies.

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Rental Depot

134 Main Avenue South • Brookings, SD • (605) 697-8044 Locally owned and operated for over 18 years!

MORE INVENTORY THAN EVER! NEW EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE! Aeriel Equipment Construction Home/Office All Terrain Scissor Lift (Indoor/Outdoor)

Drive Around Z Boom

(All Terrain, indoor/outdoor, 52’ working height)

Hard Surface Scissor Lifts Push Around Lift

(compactible & expandable to 46 ft. working height)

Tow Behind Boom Lifts (42’ & 52’ working height)

Automotive

Battery Chargers Car Trailers Chain Hoists Engine Hoists Engine Tools Grinders Impact Wrenches Plasma Cutter Polishers Portable Welders Service Jacks Torque Wrenches Tow Dollies Transmission Jacks Wheel Pullers Wire Feed Welders

Concrete/Masonry Bull Floats Cement Mixers Concrete Grinders Concrete Saws Concrete Vibrators Core Drills Diamond Blades Fresnos Hand Tools Mortar Mixers Power Screeds Power Trowels

I.S.A. Certified Arborists on staff

• Fully licensed and insured • Tree removal - small and large • Pruning - trees and shrubs • Dutch Elm Disease injections • Emerald Ash Borer Treatment • Climbing services • Cable and bracing services

FREE ESTIMATES Chad (605) 695-8550 Tanner (605) 641-5812

www.glaciallakestreeservice.com

We Sell Boxes!

Moving

Power Tools

Dehumidifiers Air Compressors Appliance Trucks Belt Sanders Fans Bolt Cutters Boxes Chain Saws Floor Dryers Compactors Car Trailers Circular Saws Heaters Concrete Breakers Dollies Finishing Sanders Metal Detectors Demolition Hammers Enclosed Trailers Floor Sanders (Various Sizes) Overhead Projectors Drywall Lifts Hammer Drills Furniture Pads Forklifts / High Lifts Ozone Generator Jig Saws Moving Trucks Televisions Generators Mitre Saws Piano Dollies Jacks Roto Hammers Lawn/Garden Trailers Bed Edgers Laser Levels Sawzalls Brick Saws Loader/Blades Staplers Party Brush Cutters Lot Pin Locator Chairs Dump Trailers Moisture Detector Coffee Makers Hedge Trimmers Pallet Forks Commercial Gas Grill Lawn Aerators Cotton Candy Machines Pneumatic Nailers Lawn Edgers Post Jacks Dunk Tank Lawn Mowers Pumps and Hoses Inflatable Bouncers Leaf Blowers Scaffolding (many new inflatables!) Log Splitters Skid Loaders Popcorn Machines Mini Skid Loader Skid Steer Augers Sno Cone Machines Diamond Cutting Products Mowers Space Heaters Tables Overseeders Transits Tents Paver Saws Trenchers Post Hole Augers Paint/Decorating Excavators Airless Paint Sprayers Post Pounders Variety of Sizes Heat Guns Towing Accessories Seeders Ladders Floors Safety Equipment Snowblowers Carpet Cleaners Parking Lot Stripers Paint Sprayer Supplies Sod Cutters Carpet Staplers Power Washers Diesel Additive Sprayers Carpet Stretchers (hot and cold) Exhaust Fluid Spreaders Carpet Tools Stairway Scaffolding String Trimmers Deck Sanders Texture Sprayers Stump Grinder Floor Edgers Wallpaper Steamers Thatchers Floor Nailers Plumbing Tillers Floor Polishers Tractor/Loaders Drain Cleaning Equipment Floor Sanders Pipe Wrenches Tree Spades Floor Staplers Sewer Augers Tree Trimmers Magnum Floor Shear Submersible Pumps Wheelbarrows Tile Cutters Thread Cutters Tile Saws Torches Vacuum Cleaners Trash Pumps

Retail

...and MORE!

Call us for all your rental needs.

For a complete listing visit us at:

www.RentalDepotBrookings.com Open Monday thru Friday 7:30am to 6:00pm • Saturday 8:00am to 3:00pm

Advanced Orthopedic Care Comes to You Michael Holmoe, DO, an orthopedic surgeon with Avera Orthopedics, is seeing patients in Flandreau on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. A Flandreau native, Dr. Holmoe returns to his hometown to provide excellent orthopedic care to men, women, children and athletes. His special interests include: • • • • •

Sports medicine Hip arthroscopy Joint preservation Fracture care Total joint replacement

Avera Medical Group Flandreau 212 N. Prairie St. Flandreau, SD 57028

19-ORTH-16247

Call 605-997-2471 to schedule an appointment.

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EXTRAORDINARY ESTATE FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION

Case-IH 7088 Axial Flow Combine, Case-IH 2608 8 Row 30” Chopping Corn Head, CaseIH 3162 Terra-Flex 35’ Draper Bean Head, Case-IH Steiger 435 4 Wheel Drive Tractor, Case-IH Steiger 435 4 Wheel Drive Tractor, Case-IH Farmall 95C MFWD Tractor w/C-IH L630 Loader, IH 1086 Dsl. Tractor, Case-IH Early Riser 1245 16 Row 30” Pivot Transport Planter, Case-IH Tiger-Mate 200 42’ Field Cult., Case-IH 870 Ecolo-Tiger 18’ 9 Shank Cushion Gang Disc Ripper, Other Tillage & Farm Equipment, 2000 IH 9400i 6x4 Semi Tractor w/Day Cab, 1994 IH 8100 Semi Tractor w/Day Cab, 2009 Timpte Super Hopper 40’ Alum. Grain Trailer, 1991 Wilson Pacesetter 42’ Grain Trailer, Like New Sukup T-161 Batch Grain Dryer, Sukup Cyclone Pnuematic Grain Moving System w/ Gardner Denver Dura Flow Industrial 45 Pump, 4 Grain Bins to Be Moved & More! We will offer the following personal property at auction at the farm located at 1429 US Hwy. #14, Lake Benton, MN; from Lake Benton, MN (Jct. of Hwy’s. #75 & US Hwy. #14W – 4 ½ miles west on Hwy. #14; from Elkton, SD - 2 miles north to Skyview Jct. on Hwy #14, then approx. 5 ½ miles east on Hwy. #14; or from Verdi, MN – approx. ¼ mile west, then 4 miles north on Co. Hwy. #2 (150th Ave.) and approx. ½ mile west on Hwy. #14.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM

Live/Online Bidding via Proxibid Beginning on Major Items at 12:30 PM AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Mark Trautman Passed away unexpectedly in the Spring of 2019 and as you will see by this line of farm equipment and grain handling equipment, he had planned to farm for many more years as he had made numerous investments and updates of equipment in recent years. The Combine was inspected in 2019 and All Tractors Were Serviced in Sept. 2019 by Titan Equipment in Pipestone, MN. This is a Tremendous Line of Equipment and Major Items are Field Ready!! Please Mark Your Calendars & Plan to be In Attendance at This Auction!! TRACTORS & ACCESSORIES: Case-IH Steiger 435 4 Wheel Drive Tractor w/Cab, Auto Steer, 18 Speed Powershift, Quad Hyd., Front Wt. Package & 8 Rear Suitcase Wts., 710/70/R42 Radial Tires & Duals, 3,128 Hrs. – SN#Z7F108715 (2008); Case-IH 245 Magnum AFS MFWD Tractor w/Deluxe Cab w/Buddy Seat, 18 Speed Powershift, Auto Guidance Nav. Controller & 262 Receiver WAAS, 6 Frt. Wts., Quad Hyd. w/Hyd. Power Beyond, High Cap. Drawbar, 3 Pt. Hitch, Front 380/80R 34” Front Tires & Duals & Rear 480/80R46 Rear Tires & Duals – 2,675 Hrs. - SN ZARZ06265 – 2011 (One Owner); Case-IH Farmall 95C MFWD Tractor w/C-IH L630 Loader, Deluxe Cab w/Buddy Seat & Sunroof, 12x12 Power Shuttle Trans. w/Left Hand Reverser, Mid Mt. Hyd. w/Joy Stick, 540/1000 PTO, Dual Hyd., 12.4R24 Frt. Tires & 18.4R30 Rear Tires & Wts., 95 HP Engine & 80 HP PTO Only 641 Hrs., SN ZDJX50066 (2013) – One Owner; IH 1086 Dsl. Tractor w/Cab w/Heat & AC, Frt. High-Low 4 Speed Trans., Rock Box, Dual 540/1,000 PTO’s, 3 Pt., 18.4x38 Tires (fair) & Axle Mt. Dual Hubs – SN 261018-1U32959; Quick-tach Hitch; Berlon Pallet Fork. COMBINE & HEADS: Case-IH 7088 Axial Flow Combine w/Cab, AFS Pro 600 Color Monitor w/GPS Yield & Moisture Logging & Mapping, Auto Header Float Control, Lateral Tilt 2 Speed Feeder & HD Feeder Drive, Axle Ext., Halogen Lighting, 520/85R42 Drive Tires & Duals, Folding Hopper, Unl. Auger w/52” Ext., SN Y9G003559 (2010) - One Owner; Case-IH 2608 8 Row 30” Chopping Corn Head w/Pinching Stalk Rolls w/ Chopper, New Deck Plates & Stalk Stompers (2011); Case-IH 3162 Terra-Flex 35’ Draper Bean Head (2014); Head Hauler Bean Head Trailer w/ Tandem Rear Wheels & Front Dolley Wheels; Elmers Corn Hd. Trailer. PLANTING, TILLAGE EQUIPMENT & OTHER FARM EQUPMENT: Case-IH Early Riser 1245 Pivot – Transport Planter – 16 Row 30” w/ Case-IH 372 Satellite Receiver w/AFS Pro 700 Display & Nav. Controller, In Cab Pneumatic Down Pressure, Liq. Fert, No-Till Residue Managers, 2 Extra Carrying Wheels, Only Approx. 100 Acres on New Disks & Scrapers and Only 6,700 Total Acres – One Owner (2014); Case-IH Tiger-Mate 200 42’ Field Cult. w/Vari. Depth Control, Rolling Baskets & 2 Bar Harrow; Case-IH 870 Ecolo-Tiger 18’ 9 Shank Cushion Gang Disc Ripper – One Owner; JD 1610 18’ Pulltype Chisel Plow w/Walking Tandems; DMI 527 13’ 5 Shank Disc Ripper w/Covering Discs – 3 Pt.; Easi Load Bulk System Tandem Axle Seed Tender w/Honda Motor & 6” Unl. Auger; Buhler Farm King 960 Snowblower w/Dbl. Auger & Hyd. Spout – 3 Pt. (Green in Color) – SN 204005910; Westendorf 10’ Landscraper/Boxscraper – PT; Behlen 6’ Blade – 3 Pt.; Buhler Farm King 7’ Finish Mower – 3 Pt.; Tebben 6 ½’ Rotary Mower – 3 Pt.; C&R Boomless Slide-in Self Contained Sprayer w/100 Gal. Poly Tank, 50’ Hose Reel & Raven Elec. Control – Good Cond.; Yamaha PS 100 30’ Pulltype Sprayer on Cart w/Walking Tandems & Gas Engine; 2 – 500 Gal. Fuel Tanks w/Elec. Pumps; 500 Gal. Fuel Tank; 100 Gal. Pickup Fuel Tank w/12V Elec. Pump; 3000 Gal. Poly Tank; 2,500 Gal. Poly Tank w/Cone Bottom on Stand w/Transfer Pump & Hose; 1,100 Gal. Poly Tank; 2- Ag Chem 160 Gal Saddle Tanks; Snowco Rotary Grain Screener; Bin Aeration Tubes; Wire Winder; Used 7’ Tall x 9’ Wide Garage Door w/Track; Troy-Bilt Super Bronco Rear Tine Garden Tiller w/6 HP Gas Motor & Misc. ANTIQUE GAS PUMP & SHOP ITEMS: Bennett Elec. Gas Pump w/Porcelain Reader Panels; C-H 60 Gal. Upright Air Compressor – 220V; Air Hose Reel; NAPA 3½T Floor Jack; Buel Patent 100 lb. Anvil; Hi Lift Jack; 220 Elec. Cord; Num Asst’d. Hand Tools; McCulloch Chainsaw; 2 Wheel Cart; Asst’d. Elec. Motors; Elec. Fencers & Many Misc. Items. 2 WAY RADIOS, POLARIS ATV, ATV TRAILER & BOAT MOTORS: Set of Motorola FM 2 Way Programmable Radios – Approx. 1 Yr. Old – Including 2 Cab Units & 1 Handheld; 1994 Polaris 400 4x4 4 Wheel ATV w/Liquid Cooled Engine – 1,030 Miles; 5’ 2 Wheel ATV Trailer; Mariner 15 HP Boat Motor; Minnkota Trolling Motor. TRUCKS, TRAILERS, GRAIN CART, WAGONS & AUGERS: 2000 IH 9400i 6x4 Semi Tractor w/Day Cab, ISM Cummins Dsl. Engine, 10 Spd. Trans., Drivers Air Seat, New 22.5 Frt. Tires & Good 22.5 Rear Tires, 645,870 Miles, VIN 2HSCNAHR21C015141; 1994 IH 8100 Semi Tractor w/Day Cab, CAT Dsl. Engine, Super 10 Speed Eaton Fuller Trans., 285/75R24.5 Tires, 731,000 Miles – VIN 1HSHCATR2SH643343; 2009 Timpte Super Hopper 40’ Alum. Grain Trailer w/60” Sides, Elec. Roll Tarp, Ag Hoppers & 24.5 Tall Tires VIN –H4002 6 9B121903; 1991 Wilson Pacesetter 42’ Grain Trailer w/60” Sides, Shur-Lok Manual Roll Tarp, Standard Hoppers & 22.5 Tires; 2011 McCollum Trail Master 5th Wheel Flatbed Trailer w/22’ Bed & 5 ‘ Beavertail & Flip Over Ramps & Dual Tandem Axles – VG Cond.; 1986 26’ Enclosed Van Trailer Single Axle w/24.5 Dual Tires – Used as a Fertilizer/Chemical Trailer w/2 – 1,500 Gal Water Tanks, Hose, Pacer Transfer Pump w/Gas Motor & Chemical Inductor; 1976 Ford 700 Truck w/Gas Engine, 5x2 Spd. Trans., 14’ Omaha Standard Steel Box w/54” Sides, Rear Unloading Auger, Hoist & Good 9.00x20” Tires; Demco 750 Posi-Flow Grain Cart w/12” Unl. Auger, Roll Tarp & 24.5x32” Tires; J&M 300 Bu. Gravity Wagon w/8T Gear; Brush Drill Fill Auger w/Hyd. Motor; Westfield MKX 100-63 (10”x63’) Auger w/ End PTO Drive & Mechanical Drive Hopper w/Hopper Walker – VG Cond. (One Owner); Westfield MK 100-71 (10”x71’) Auger w/Hyd. Lift, End PTO Drive & Mechanical Hopper – Good Cond.; 1981 7’x20’ Steel 5th Wheel Livestock Trailer w/ Divider Gate & Good Floor. GRAIN DRYER, AIR FLOW SYSTEM & GRAIN BINS TO BE MOVED: Like New Sukup T-161 Batch Grain Dryer – Rated to Dry Approx. 440 Bu./Hr. (400 bu. @ 10 Pts. & 700 bu @ 5 Pts.– Only 796 Hrs. – New in 2015; Sukup Cyclone Pnuematic Grain Moving System w/Gardner Denver Dura Flow Industrial 45 Pump & 30 HP 3 Phase Motor & Sukup 1 Phase to 3 Phase Speed Controller & 5” Grain Flow Air Tubing – New in 2015; Sukup +/-42,000 Bu. Bin w/BinManager Intelliair Grain Mgm’t. System, Power Sweep, Air Floor & Fans (42’ Diameter x 37.5’ High) – New in 2015; 2 – Sioux +/-17,000 Bu. Grain Bins (30’ Diameter & 30’ High) w/Air Floors & Fan; 1,000 Gal. LP Tank.

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Ellie Trautman, Trustee For Info. Contact – Conrad Schardin – 507-530-2797 or Brock Trautman – ph. 612-206-2752 CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315 & Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-997-3777; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; DEAN STOLTENBERG – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Jasper, MN – ph. 507-348-7352; BURLAGE-PETERSON – Auctioneers & Realtors – Brookings, SD – ph. 605-692-7102. Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC

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ACREAGE/HOBBY FARM AT AUCTION

Well Located +/- 22.1 Acre Acreage/Hobby Farm an Older 1 ½ Story Fixer Upper _6_ Bedroom Home, Shop & Livestock Buildings & Other Improvements Situated in a Rural Setting With A Dense Mature Grove – Conveniently Located to Colman, SD, The Madison-Colman Exit on I-29, Within 30 Miles of Brookings, Madison & Flandreau and Within 40 Miles of Sioux Falls, SD As we are moving to Sioux Falls, SD, we have decided to offer our acreage and personal property at public auction at the property located at 23215 470th Ave., Colman, SD; from Colman, SD (Jct. Main Street & Hwy. #34) – 2 miles north, ¼ mile east on 233rd St. and ¾ miles north on 470th Ave.; from the Madison-Colman SD Exit #109 on I-29 – 1½ miles west on Hwy. #34 to Sioux Valley Electric, then 3 miles north on Old Hwy. 77 (471st Ave.) and 1 mile west on 232nd St. to the Northeast Corner of the property.

SALE DATE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 SALE TIMES: Personal Property – 3:00 PM w/Real Estate to follow at approx. 6:30 PM OPEN HOUSE: Sun. Sept. 15th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM or by Appointment Arranged with Either the Auctioneers or the Owner

Lunch by The Ranch Auctioneer’s Note: WANT TO FILL YOUR ACREAGE WISH LIST?? If so, this acreage has the amenities that acreage buyers are looking for – A Location within 1 mile of an Oil Highway, a Dense Established Grove & Other Mature Trees, Rural Water & Electricity to the Farmstead and Farm Outbuildings & Enough Acres for a Few Head of Livestock with a Fixer-Upper Home or With Removal of the Existing Residence This Could be a Very Desirable Location for Construction of a New Home on a Site Containing Approx. 22.1 Acres. This Property has Potential to Meet the Needs of a Variety of Buyers and Must be Seen to be Fully Appreciated! Properties such as this are extremely difficult to find, as this property has a combination of amenities which are difficult to find within one parcel of land, as this property has a combination of existing mature trees, rural water & electrical in place on site, other developed site improvements and has a few acres of adjacent land for livestock or other conforming use and last but not least – a good location within 3 miles of Colman, SD, within 6 miles of I-29 and within approximately 30 minutes of Brookings, SD, Madison, SD, Flandreau, SD and approximately 40 minutes of Sioux Falls, SD. This property has some existing structures including an older 1 ½ story home, single garage w/OH door & elec. opener, Red & White Steel Clad Machine Shed/Livestock Bldg. (approx. 30’x80’); Galv. Metal Clad Shop Bldg. 2 sm. metal grain bins, wdn. granary, other incidental outbuildings & 1 livestock fountain and hydrants at various locations. This property has a dense mature tree grove on the SW, West & partially on the NW of the farmstead and others at various locations on the property. According to Moody Co. P&Zoning this parcel has 1 rural housing allocation consumed by the existing residence, although with the removal of the existing residence this could be a nice location for construction of a new home. This property includes a total of approx. 22.1 acres which could allow space for a few head of livestock, some hayland & grass for grazing, garden and/or other utilizations. With the location & other amenities of this acreage, this property has a great deal of potential and makes this property a rare find in Moody Co., SD and is a property that truly must be seen to be fully appreciated! LEGAL DESC.: Proposed to be described and known as Tr. 1 of Richter Addt’n in the NE¼ of Sec. 3, T. 106N., R. 50W., (Colman Twp.), Moody Co., SD – containing 22.10 acres more or less. TERMS: Cash - A 10% nonrefundable earnest money payment sale day with balance on or before Nov. 8, 2019 with possession. Sold Subject to Confirmation of the Owners. BROKER PARTICIPATION WELCOME – A 1% Commission is Available to a licensed RE Broker that represents a successful purchaser of the property and that complies with the criteria for Broker Participation - Contact Sutton Auction - ph. 605-336-6315 or suttonauction@qwestoffice.net - The property may be inspected at the Open Houses or by appointment arranged with either the owner or the auctioneers. To view photos and addt’l information see www.suttonauction.com TRACTORS, NH LX665 SKID STEER & ACCESSORIES: JD 4020 Dsl. Tractor w/Synchro Shift, Cab, New Seat, Wide Frt., 3 Pt., PTO, Sgl. Hyd., VG 18.4x34” Tires – SN213R122708R; JD 3010 Dsl. Tractor – Open Station w/New Seat, Wide Frt., Synchro Shift, 3Pt., PTO, Sgl. Hyd., 13.9x36” Tires – SN 301011T18826; Miller Loader w/4020 Mts. (yellow); JD 20 Series Wt. Bracket & 2 Frt. Wts.; SKID STEER & ACCESSORIES: New Holland LX665 Dsl. Skid Steer w/Front Hyd. Outlet & Material Bucket – Approx. 2,100 Hrs.; Bobcat 60” Manure Bucket w/Grapple; Skid Steer Bale Fork. PLANTING, TILLAGE, TRAILERS, WAGONS & OTHER ITEMS: JD 7100 6 Row 30” Planter – 3 Pt.; JD 6’ Rotary Mower; JD 6R30” Cultivator; 16’ Tandem Axle Trailer; 16’ Bumper Pull Horse Trailer; Tandem Axle Flatbed; Reese Back Packer 2 Wheel Trlr.; Roorda Silage Wagon; Flare Box Wagon w/Gear; Truck Auger w/Hyd. Drive; 500 Gal. Fuel Tank w/Elec. Pump; 1,000 Gal. Poly Tank; Transfer Pump & Motor; LAWN MOWERS: 1997 Bobcat Fast Cat RZ Zero Turn Mower w/52” Deck & 26 HP Gas Motor – 615 Hrs.; Cub Cadet LGT 1050 Mower w/50” Deck – Needs Motor, Only 160 Hrs.; Craftsman String Trimmer. SHOP ITEMS, SHELVING, IRON & MISC.: 20T Shop Press; HD Steel Plate Top Shop Table on Wheels; Hyd. Cherry Picker; 2 Sections of 8’x10 Pallet Racking; 3’ Pallet Rack; Metal Parts Bin, Shop Shelving; 20 Sheets of ½” Plywood; Pile of 4’x4’ Hardboard; Oxy Acetylene Gauges & Cart; Century Heavy Duty AC-DC Welder; Craftsman Drill Press; Daytona Bench Grinder; 10” Compound Miter Saw; Int. HD Bandsaw; Milw. Sawz-All; Milw. Rotary Hammer Drill; Alum. Ext. Ladders; Num. Box & Open End Wrenches; Many Asst’d. Shop Items Too Numerous to Mention; Wheelbarrow; Nuts, Bolts & Abundant Hardware Items; Welding & Scrap Iron; Approx. 2000 Board Feet Barn Dimension Lumber - 2x4, 2x6 &2x8; Grooved Barn Wood; White Steel Siding; 30 Pcs. - 3’x3’x8’ Steel Tubing; HD Steel Pallets & Many Misc. Items. LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: Danuser Hyd. Post Pounder; 3 Pt. Post Hole Digger; For-Most Mdl. 30 Cattle Headgate on Port. Chute; 3 Pt. Bale Fork; SS Mineral Feeder; Hog Scale; 7 Cattle Stockade Panels; Sheep/Hog Stockade Panels; Lambing Panels; Rough Cattle Hay Feeder on Gear; 3- Sheep Tanks; Several Rolls of Woven Wire; Wdn. & Steel Fence Posts. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & MISC.: Schoolhouse Slide; 2 Yard Gates; Peddle Sharpener; Dump Rake on Steel Wheels; Well Digger on Steel Gear; Hay Loader on Steel Wheels; Many Antique Steel Wheels; Fresno Dump Bucket; JD Jack; Gas Cans & Other Items; Misc. Household Items.

CHARLES “CHUCK” & JACQUELINE RICHTER, Owners Ph. 605-530-4620

CHUCK SUTTON - Auctioneer & Land Broker - Sioux Falls, SD - ph. 605-336-6315; DEAN GULBRANSON – RE Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605-695-0133; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC

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MOODY COUNTY GENEALOGY SOUTH DAKOTA FAMILY TREE RESEARCH CLASSES The Moody County Genealogy Society will be presenting three classes for those: • who are starting their family history research, • who may have hit some road blocks in their search, • or those who just have questions on where do I go from here.

Classes will be at the Moody County Museum September 12, 19, & 26: 7:30 pm Please bring questions and any information your have on your ancestors such as birth, death and marriage dates, places your ancestors lived, etc. to help us get you started. Please call 605-997-2786 with any questions.

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LAND AUCTION +/-335.23 Surveyed Acres of High Producing

Springwater Twp., Rock County, MN Land, with the West Side of the Land Lying Adjacent to the MN/SD State Line – This Property has a Mixture of Productive Cropland & Pasture - The Former Farmstead in this Half Section is Not Included!

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We will offer the following real property at auction “On Site” at the land - located from the Northeast Corner of Sherman, SD (Jct. 487th Ave & 250th St.) – 1 mile east on 250th St.; from Garretson, SD - 1 mile east on 253rd St., 3 miles north on 487th Ave. to Sherman, SD, then 1 mile east on 250th St.; from Jasper, MN – approx. 6 miles south to the Sherman Corner on Hwy. #23, then 1 ½ miles west on Hwy. #7 (191st St.) to the NE corner of the farm.

SALE DATE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 Sale Time: 10:00 AM

Auctioneer’s Note: Attention Row Crop & Crop Livestock Operators & Investors! This auction presents an excellent opportunity to purchase an extremely well located parcel of Rock County, MN land to be offered as Two Individual Surveyed Parcels or as a Single Surveyed +/-335.23 Acre Farm, with a mixture of cropland and pasture, or as two individual parcels – one with a mixture of cropland and pasture and a second that is nearly all tillable. This land has very good fertility, as this land has had manure applied annually to portions of this property. This property has been surveyed at expense of the sellers, which adds an added degree of accuracy in representing the total number of acres being sold. Mark your calendars and plan to attend this auction! For copies of surveys and maps contact the auctioneers or see the Sutton Auction website @ suttonauction.com This auction presents a great opportunity to purchase productive parcel(s) of Rock County, MN Land and will be offered as TRACT #1 - +/-184.13 Acres with a Mixture of Cropland and Pasture (Identified on a Surveyor’s Drawing as Parcels #2, #3, #4 & #7) and TRACT #2 - +/-151.1 Acres that has an extremely high percentage tillable (Identified on a Surveyor’s Drawing as Parcels #5 & #6) or as TRACTS #1 & #2 Combined – The +/-335.23 Acre Unit. This land is situated in a locale which is a very highly regarded agricultural area in western Springwater Twp. in Rock County, MN. This land has an excellent location with the north side of the property bordering a County Highway and is bordered on the west by the SD/MN State Line and on the east by 20th Ave. This farm is presently administered through the Minnehaha County, SD FSA office and is identified as part of Farm 12280 – Tr. #10347 with a total of approx. 219.67 acres of cropland. Tract #1 includes three fields of cropland containing 11.65 acres, 42.83 acres and 14.97 acres, additionally on Tract #1 FSA indicates there is approximately 111.09 acres of pastureland. Tract #2 is virtually all tillable showing approx. 147.40 acres of cropland; additionally there is approx. 2.82 acres of cropland that is enrolled in CRP/buffer strip which may be divided with a small portion in both Tracts #1 & #2; Tracts #1 & #2 Together as a Single Combined Unit has approx. 219.67 acres of cropland; which together have an FSA 131.6 acre corn base with a 158 bu. PLC yield and a 64.70 acre soybean base with a 48 bu. PLC yield; this parcel has 2.82 acres enrolled in the CRP Program with 2.82 acres enrolled at a rate of $274.77 per acre generating a total annual payment of $775.00 with the contract scheduled to expire on Sept. 30, 2025; the present nontillable portions of this farm are comprised of approx. 111 acres of well managed pasture with an abundant water supply provided by Rock Creek which traverses through the pasture, the remaining nontillable acres are comprised of the CRP Buffer Strip acres, waterway and roads. This farm is enrolled under the Co. ARC election of the USDA Farm Program. According to the Rock County Assessor this farm has a very respectable CER on the 155.11 acres in the NE ¼ of 76.89 and on 159.79 acres in the NW ¼ of 72.09 and on the 14.49 acres in the fraction of 85.23, comparatively information obtained from Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates that this farm has a cumulative weighted average productivity index on the property in its entirety of a 73.4, although on just the cropland acres it indicates a productivity index of a 90.2. According to the owners and a tile map provided by Loosbrock Drainage, the installer of the tile, there is approx. 8,000’ of existing drain tile installed through sectors of the farm, thus the overall farmability of the cropland on this farm is excellent. The general topography of this farm ranges gently rolling to rolling. The total Non-Homestead RE taxes payable in 2019 on this farm were $6,252.00 based on the total of 329.39 taxable acres. This land has potential to serve as an excellent addition to an area row crop and/or crop livestock farming operation or investment property. If you are in the market for a well located productive parcel of western Rock Co., MN land, then make plans inspect this property and be in attendance at this auction. ABBREVIATED LEGAL DESC.: Parcels as Identified on a Surveyor’s Certificate as Parcels 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 in the N ½ of Sec. 2 and in Gov’t. Lots 1 & 2 in the fraction of Sec. 3, T. 103N., R. 47W., Springwater Twp., Rock Co., MN. TERMS: Cash - A 10% nonrefundable downpayment on the day of the sale with the balance due and payable on or before Nov 15, 2019. Marketable Title will be conveyed and at the option of the sellers either abstracts of title continued to date or owner’s title insurance will be provided to the buyer for examination prior to closing, if title insurance is utilized the cost of the owner’s policy will be divided 50-50 between the buyer and seller. The RE taxes payable in 2019 in the nonhomestead tax amount of $6,252.00 will be paid by the owners; with the purchaser(s) to be responsible all of the RE taxes payable in 2020. The sellers do not warranty or guarantee that existing fences lie on the true boundary and any new fencing, if any, will be the responsibility of the purchaser pursuant to MN statutes. The buyer(s) will receive 100% of the payment on the CRP acres payable in 2020 with no proration, and will be obligated to succeed to the contract and comply with all the remaining terms and provisions of the existing CRP contract; furthermore any buyouts or penalty due for cancellation or non-compliance with the terms of the CRP contract will be the responsibility of the new owner(s). FSA yields, bases, CRP info., payments & other FSA information is estimated and not guaranteed and are subject to County Committee Approval. This property is sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any, as well as any or all applicable county zoning ordinances. The sellers may desire to utilize this property in conjunction with a 1031 tax free exchange and if so, the buyer will agree to cooperate in the facilitation of the exchange, although the costs related to the exchange and the closing fees will be paid by the sellers. Information contained herein is deemed to be correct, but is not guaranteed. The RE licensees/auctioneers in this transaction stipulate that they are acting as agents for the sellers. Sold subject to confirmation of the Trustee’s/Owners. To View Survey Information, FSA, Soil & Tile Maps and add’l. information see www.suttonauction.com or contact the auctioneers.

RICHARD D. & MARJORIE C. NUSSBAUM TRUST Ph. 605-582-6640

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CITY OF FLANDREAU 1005 W. Elm Avenue Flandreau, SD 57028-1404 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS August 28th, 2019 The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in special session on Wednesday, August 28th, 2019 at 5:22 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Mayor Mark Bonrud. Aldermen: Brad Bjerke, Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman. Absent: None. Also present were City Administrator Jeff Pederson; Finance Officer Karen Gundvaldson; Police Chief Zach Weber, David Schliinz, Randy Wilts, and Akamu Barboza, City of Flandreau; and Brenda Wade Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. A proposed 2020 budget for the City was presented by City Administrator Jeff Pederson. During the narrative portion of the presentation, questions and comments were addressed. The Finance Officer answered questions regarding specific line items in the financial portion of the proposed budget. A modification in the amount of $50,000 was made to increase the airport budget based on information received today from Helms Associates regarding the capital improvement plan. The amount expensed is offset by anticipated grant reimbursement of $47,500; City share will be $2,500. The first reading of the 2020 Appropriation Ordinance will be presented at the September 3rd Council meeting, with the second reading at the September 16th meeting. The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 7:24 p.m. Mark R. Bonrud Mayor ATTEST: Jeff Pederson City Administrator

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